Super Blackjack Battle 2 Turbo Edition - The Card Warriors

A tale of two games. The artwork and homage to Street Fighter II is lovely. They have everything down to the continue screen, the trash talk after battles, the stage select screen -- yet done with their own characters and artwork, plus a good sense of humor. Really nice job. The gameplay itself, unfortunately, is lacking. To win a match you either need to finish with more money than your opponent after 10 rounds, or one of you wins if the other goes bankrupt before that. Problem is, you don't really need to win these matches, you just have to try not to lose them. Bet a minimum of $50 every time and watch as your opponent makes all sorts of wild bets, doesn't follow basic Blackjack logic, and bets themselves into a hole they can't come back from, if not busts out before the 10 rounds are up. It's on the verge of being a solid, fun little game, but until the AI is improved, it's difficul

One-Sentence Summary The aesthetic charm of this title is wasted due to poor game design that makes for an easily exploitable and boring experience for anyone knowledgeable of basic blackjack strategy. Strengths + Artwork and visual design is nicely done + Interesting concept for mixing game genres + Charming emulation of nostalgic SF2 style Weaknesses - Poor game design choices make for a very boring experience - It's just 10 hands of blackjack then resetting your stack - No emphasis on card-counting or skilled play advantages - Opponent A.I. is too easily exploitable Final Thoughts The concept of using blackjack as the core gameplay mechanic of a fighting game is quite interesting, but it needs to be implemented better than just basically playing 10 hands of blackjack then resetting your chip stack if you win or go bust. There is absolutely no consequence to going bust since you can

Okay... Blackjack players... do NOT waste your cash on this title, no matter how cheap. I mean, even 2 cents is TOO MUCH to pay for such a terrible, terrible title. I got AAK and it busted me as 22.... I mean.... Really? And this was after a computer player split a non-pair but no split option is available. I posted these things to the developer to crickets.... So, no splits, no logic for aces, no actual strategy, no developer support... this is clearly a bad cash-grab with no redeeming features. Even the art style is completely stolen. It's bad across the board.

This game is pretty bad. The idea is good, the execution is terrible. First of all, the controls/interface are bad. For some reason, it switches which button is the "hit" button in different situations, which leads to unintentionally hitting on something you didn't want to. Why not just keep it the same button? Also, after doubling down on a hand, your next hand's starting bet will be the double downed amount. Nobody does that.. The AI bets like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ drunk madman at the table. There is no rhyme or reason and it's typically very easy to win. However, sometimes they'll get lucky and because they're betting like a madman, you're almost guarenteed to lose because they went full ♥♥♥♥♥♥ on a bet and you're trying to catch up to them for the rest of the game. But, all those things could be overlooked (to an extent, assuming they'd patch those problems) if the multiplayer even WORKED. It

https://youtu.be/kLCItbvteb8 One on one blackjack doesn't offer enough strategy or decision making to generate compelling gameplay. An early lead results in almost a guaranteed victory.