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It mixes heads-up, cash, small (8 player), and large (80 player) tournament play well enough to help you procrastinate and (astonishingly) develop some useful poker skills.The AI is decent - not impressively smart, but overtly stupid, either. On the whole, I didn't really notice trends or styles particularly to AI opponents, but their play was varied enough to keep you on your toes and make the challenge feel relatively real. They bluff, slow-play, etc. Real tournament players would probably be a touch more conservative, but the AI was skilled enough to make winning the bigger tournaments genuinely difficult.I struggled a bit at first, but gradually became smarter about playing conservatively early in tournaments, then opening up the throttle once I'd secured a spot in the money. I also became much better at learning how and when to effectively bully opponents with shorter stacks. Let's be honest, a video game won't make you a pro, but this game does force you turn off any casual poker instincts you might have and learn to play competitively.Whether you want to put in the hours to fully beat the game or just take part in an occasional AI tourney, this game is worth picking up, particularly if you're patient enough to wait for it go on sale. I played here and there initially, then more obsessively as the tournaments got bigger. Definitely worth whatever beans I traded for the bundle it was in.. Honestly, this game is severely underrated. It came out in 2009, has never had a single sale (and probably never will), and fell quickly into obscurity. It's quite sad, as it's a really solid rhythm game with some great music. It's a shorter game, clocking in at less than 10 hours to 100%. 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Eh, the continuation of an RPG that comes straight from Penny Arcade, which should be enough to buy it immediately, but is the game itself good?Home Wrecker: The game starts off more or less the same way it begun previously and in most games that might be annoying but I found it humorous at least. This is much like the rest of the game, more of the same. If you liked the original you will enjoy this and probably don’t need to read this review to begin with.Call Me Kratos: The game seems to have learned a bit from the original, it keeps the graphics and sound effects but the enemies are a bit more dynamic (though the bosses can be a bit easier) and the abilities you unlock are interesting as well. You ultimately get part two of the first game polished a bit with additional options and some interesting storyline. 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But, while you decide I’m going to start into the third game, enjoy!. Very funny, neat mechanics, not much to think about in it. A love-letter to RPG's, it's worth putting a few hours into the first and second episodes. The third calls for more investment, but the last one wouldn't keep my attention.