All in Abyss: Judge the Fake review – Step into the high-stakes world of poker where deception reigns supreme. In this electrifying adventure, players must outwit the cunning Witches, uncover their fraudulent tricks, and go all-in for the ultimate showdown. Will you rise as the ruler of the gambling district?

All in Abyss: Judge the Fake Review Pros

• Awesome Anime graphics.
• Download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• 2 save slots and a third autosave.
• Text speed and auto save options.
• You can remap the controls.
• Cutscenes and interactions can be skipped, auto-scrolling, text and UI hidden, and the log brought up.
• Awesome rock soundtrack.
• Poker casino gameplay.
• Optional tutorial.
• Multiple choice encounters.
• The atmosphere is fantastic, I love all the noises as you gamble and call during a hand.
• In Poker, you call your hand at the end but in this game, it’s called showdown and is presented like a fight.
• The end-of-hand breakdown shows the base, rate, and total attack amount.
• In-game cutscenes and character interactions.
• The main hub is where you can access locations in the world, and you see the area map, and it all looks fantastic.
• Earn SP, and this is what you spend to cast spells.
• Skills can be bought and equipped to change how the game plays out, I mean, you are a witch, so it makes sense.
• Earn credits from playing and buy new spells and items.
• Save and load when you want, but the game can have an autosave.
• The presentation is honestly like a JRPG, but it’s Poker.
• Many memorable and great characters to meet and interact with and play against, of course.
• The item list is where you keep battle items, useful items, rarities, oddities, and treasures.
• Fast loading times.
• Skills can be upgraded multiple times to make them better.
• Visit hostess bars in the entertainment district and drink, invite people, and doing this can improve stats or give temporary buffs.
• When you go to events or find card battles, you get to choose the difficulty of the other players, which will affect winning, etc.
• Really cool looking sequences when you cast a spell.
• The card playing is quick and looks, and feels great.
• Having the rise and lower bets on the right stick is so simple yet so effective.
• Shortcuts to use spells, items, and think (get tips).
• I like that there is a hand roll on the side that shows what you are currently on, like two pair or full house.
• You get some say on how you progress, as you can go to specific places to play a load of games before doing story missions.
• The shop lets you buy items like battle items, useful items, rarities, oddities, and treasures. You can also sell unwanted items.
• The game mentions the ancient technology known as CD-R and CD-RW, including lesser Blu-ray, I mean DVD.

All in Abyss: Judge the Fake Review Cons

• The trophies are written in Japanese.
• No real voice work at all.
• It is a real slow starter with a lot of dialogue with a sprinkling of many tutorial matches, learning the ropes.
• A lot to take in in regards to the rules and spells.
• Feedback on performance and playing is not always clear.
• For the most part, I just want to get on with playing and creating my character, but the game makes you wait.
• No online play or leaderboards.

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All in Abyss: Judge the Fake

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Developer: ACQUIRE

Publisher: Alliance Arts Inc.

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