Have you ever fantasized about playing an intense game of poker under the bright lights, when the stakes are at an all-time high and you can feel the tension in the crowd anxiously observing? That’s the experience you’ll have in Poker Club, one of the most authentic card-playing games in recent memory.

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It’s being developed by Ripstone and judging by the visuals of the poker game alone, poker fans are in store for a real treat. So many games have tried to capture what it’s like to be a professional poker player, with varying success.

Poker Club looks like it’s standing a cut above the rest, and a huge reason for this is its 4K graphics with ray tracing. It’s like you’re actually there in a packed house, playing against other elite players for the chance of earning the big pot at the end of it all.

Some new gameplay footage just surfaced showing off this game in greater detail. Right away, you can see the meticulous detail that went into making Poker Club. Every part of the game from a visual standpoint was carefully put together, from the varied environments to the player you’ll have the pleasure of customizing throughout your own career.

The trailer also highlights some of the different modes and features you’ll be able to access at launch. There doesn’t seem to be a shortage at all. You can build up your career with hopes of battling the big dogs for unbelievable cash prizes, or you can have a much more casual experience.

You even have the ability to choose select poker tournaments you want to move through and can customize matches to your liking if you so please. There is so much variety for one of the most addicting and adrenaline-pumping card games in the world.

Poker has incredible stakes at the higher-end tournaments and this game does a great job simulating the atmosphere and everything that comes along with being a professional poker player. If you’re excited about this game’s potential already, you don’t have to wait long to experience the full version.

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Poker Club is set to release on November 19th on all major consoles, including the PS5 and Xbox Series X. These next-gen consoles in particular should be an amazing chance to check out this game’s jaw-dropping details with tech that is more than capable of supporting them in a memorable way.