Blackjack Simulator 2025

Blackjack Simulator 2025 is a major letdown. It lacks even the most basic features you'd expect from a blackjack game. There's no dealer, no chips, no side bets, and shockingly, no option to split cards—one of the most fundamental moves in blackjack. The game doesn't include a tutorial either, which makes it even less accessible to new players. Visually, it doesn’t resemble a real casino at all, which kills any sense of immersion. The entire experience feels barebones and rushed. The only somewhat redeeming feature is the easy-to-unlock achievements—but even that ends up feeling like a negative, since there's no real challenge or satisfaction in earning them. At $9.99, this game simply isn't worth the price. If you're looking for a realistic or even remotely complete blackjack experience, look elsewhere. To watch the video of this review, click here: https://youtu.be/1rKLyi8KzT8

Note: My review for Blackjack Simulator 2025 will appear similar to my review for Blackjack Simulator 2024. This is because the developer copy and pasted [i]the exact same game onto Steam[/i]. Why scam gamers out of money for a pointless, empty shovelware game once when you can do it multiple times? Blackjack Simulator 2025 is an incredibly low quality, barebones blackjack game from an infamous AI slop pusher... most of this developers "games" are pure AI slop clicker games intended to try scam PC gamers out of money in exchange for AI slop. There's no direct evidence that this blackjack minigame is AI slop, however, but there are some telltale signs. For example, one of the first things genuine, honest developers do when making a PC game is make sure the game at least runs in fullscreen, even if they aren't talented enough to work out how to make a graphics settings menu. Early vibe coded crapware, however, never took this into account, I guess it's too hard to prompt ChatGPT with. And what do you know, this game from a known AI slop shoveler doesn't have any fullscreen. Some people say there are no co-incidences. I'll leave it for you to decide. This isn't by any means…

It's not a horrible Blackjack simulator, but there are issues, especially for a $9.99 price tag: 01. I hate the slider bar for placing bets. I would greatly prefer to enter in the amount as opposed to making unrealistic and odd amount bets due to the slider bar. 02. Blackjack (21) does not pay 3:2 in this game (or any ability to modify it to 6:5 or any other odds. It's always a straight 1:1. Having an option would be greatly appreciated.) 03. Zero ability to split on pairs. 04. No Insurance bets. This isn't a deal breaker, but it would be accurate to have the ability to choose. 05. No ability for multiplayer (Which I'm honestly okay with.), and no opportunity to add generated NPC players at the table. It's always just you and the dealer. I feel that there are better Blackjack simulators our there for your money.

This is a simulator, not a game. Basically what you find in any online blackjack platform. Interface is good, cards play fast, and achievements are simple to unlock. Great buy for the average casino dweller