John Snow
- Ripstone Games announces that Poker Club, which utilizes features like ray tracing and SSDs, Will Be available this year on current and next-gen consoles.
Ripstone Games announces that Poker Club, which utilizes features like ray tracing and SSDs, Will Be available this year on current and next-gen consoles.
Poker Club was reported today to be in development for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, with a release expected sometime in 2020. Its minute-long trailer centers on the strain of each game as players try to "become famous," competing at scenes like back-room tables, hotel suites, clubs, and tournaments.
According to its site, the game will offer players daily online events and more than ten Texas Hold'em modes. Visuals and execution on cutting-edge hardware are major selling points for Poker Club, as the designers guarantee Ultra HD 4K capabilities and full RTX support.
Online functionality is another selling point in Poker Club's marketing. Its website describes joining a Club with friends to work together, earn rewards like character cosmetics, and unlock shared goals. It also offers basic social features like private rooms and large tournaments.
Players can take on the PCC Poker Tour, a vivid online competition mode that takes players from back-room games to enormous cash headliners. From Single-Table and Multi-Table competitions to Freezeouts, Shootouts, Turbos, Super Turbos, Bounties, and more, Poker Club offers a range of online multiplayer modes, including customizable private games, open tables, and full-scale competitions.
Although Poker Club stands out for its emphasis on authenticity, graphical capabilities on cutting-edge hardware, and online support, it isn't the main game being developed, and it aims to capture the world of high-stakes cards.
Ripstone hopes its poker-focused title will showcase next-gen hardware. Poker Club will be released on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X in 2020.
