Governor of Poker 2 reviews

Nice Game for between through. But also suitable for longer Poker Nights thanks to the built-in story.

Absolutely fine in between. Unfortunately, since I like to play Poker, I always hang on for a little too long.

A poker game as simple as entertaining. Win tournaments to buy properties and go conquering villages! Recommended:D

Good memories when the game is released in 2010. I bought the non-premium version and... It's quite disappointing to ease.

The Game itself is very good, only the Game has displayed an Error after an Update and could no longer be installed, unfortunately.

-get free-for Poker Newbies like me, the Game is suitable or I've found liked poker through the Game. The good Graphics that exist give you an even better Feel. Good Gameplay and Building the Game.

I played for years in the free demo version that is online... Then finally a few days ago I decided to buy it. I've always liked it, but the full version is worth it! It is easy and intuitive, but as it becomes more complicated and the games last more and more. Obviously not recommended for those who do not like poker!

A good little poker game! Your mission? Proving to the Governor who wants to ban Poker that this is not a simple game of chance. And for this you will have to go from tournament to tournament (view from top, possibility to pass the hands of others), buy buildings to have a regular pension, visit more cities by borrowing the railway line! In the end the game is nice, Western style and the poker games are diverse and always stakeholders. I advise for those who love Poker or just those who would like to put in poker!

There are plenty of Poker Games that have a Better Graphics. With more Individuality as far as the Protagonist is concerned. Tournaments and other Features. You still get a Win elsewhere if you lose in the Heads Up or don't lose all your Money anywhere in such a short Time. GoP2 is a Flash Game that really enjoyed playing in a While. The Opponents are heavy, so The Game more Demanding than it seems. Through smaller Gimmicks, which you will find really annoying after an Hour at the latest, the Game should be sweetened to you a bit. But all in all, there's a Static 2D graphic, no Story (Basically), no Individuality and a high Frustration Factor, as it's called "All or Nothing" here (Who doesn't become first goes home with Loss). Verdict: For 0.99 Cents, you'll get a poker flash game for 1-2 Hours of Fun before flying into the Steel corner. But for 0.99 Cents you can also get Poker Night 1 or 2 at a Sale. Then prefer to access there.