All in Abyss: Judge the Fake

All in Abyss: Judge the Fake looks promising and interesting at a first glance, but as you get deeper in the game you realize it's flaws in the story and gameplay, making the overall experience pretty mixed. First of all, let me say that this game gives such Danganronpa vibes, it was one of the reason I bought it. The character arts, soundtrack, some of the story element and even the dark and interesting topic this game scratches reminds me of that series. Although I know the game barely has much else common in the upper mentioned series, I do feel the devs used it as an inspiration and I liked it. Also, the idea to mix texas hold'em poker with a visual novel sounds interesting, and on paper it somewhat works too. You can also use skills and upgrade your character to have better chance in poker, so it has it's own twist in the game. If you don't know how to play poker you can learn from the game. In the game I liked the soundtrack, although there were not many tracks. Additonally, the first half of the story was actually interesting. Not even mentioning the boss characters, most of them are pretty cool and even the protagonist is somewhat likable. The game also has some quite raw …

Gambling-glorifying visual novel with skills to alter the outcome of matches. The characters are pretty likeable and the story is all right, but the gameplay is exceptionally tedious, entirely revolving around 2 abilities (that you even have from the very beginning) that carry you through the entire game. The game is split in chapters, with very gimmicky bossfights that end in Danganronpa-style cruel punishments for who loses. The idea as a whole is good and maybe take this if you REALLY love poker and Danganronpa. I do love Danganronpa but I found the poker gameplay exceptionally tedious. Really really really niche appeal.

Good story and great gameplay for 15 hours+ In terms of poker I rate this game a ROYAL FLUSH now it's HIGH time I show you the last CARD up my sleeve hope you didn't brought only ONE PAIR of underwear 'cause you will ♥♥♥♥ yourself after you see my hand I have TWO eyes but even I cannot see your salvation from my pocket PAIR of aces you probably didn't know this but my luck just gave me THREE brutal surprises OF A KIND I'm coming STRAIGHT for your chips with no mercy and no brakes if you keep talking then I will make you FLUSH red and send you home broke sorry buddy, but my FULL HOUSE just mogged your empty shack with your luck you can go STRAIGHT to the toilet and FLUSH down your cards and any hope that you had left step aside commoner, this ROYAL hand is about to FLUSH you off the table

The game was enjoyable made it all the way to the end of the line of it's journey. I'd say, it was a worthwhile with 100% complete the game including the acheivement despite the grind part was painful, though it was alright. Overall, the game has it flawless with the dialogue that keeps me laughing of harsh language and unhiged it was quite entertaining that let me stick around to the very end.

No game has ever made me feel more gross. The big "no" for me is the "prize" you get for winning. First, we make the villain seem sympathetic with a moment or two of vulnerability, then you get an --extremely detailed and vivid-- scene where said villain is tortured to death in front of a live audience. I don't even have to consider whether the poker is any good because the rest of the game is soul-crushingly horrific. But for what it's worth, the gameplay has a vague semblance of poker-like-ness; mostly it's about your opponents calling with anything they've got and your special psychic power telling you what's in your opponent's hand. Not the way nature intended Hold' Em to be played. It wouldn't be worth playing even if it didn't make me feel sad and gross and bad.

ai slop fetish game tbh the poker gameplay doesnt save it just play poker online for free