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Strip Poker: A Sizzling Game of Chance

a.k.a. Artworx Strip Poker

created and published by Artworx Software in 1983, running on Commodore 64

type: casino/cards
genre: Erotic, Poker card games
perspective: other
player options: single player

languages: eng

3/5

Technical specs

display: raster

Editor note

The main disk contained two opponents; Melissa and Suzi. Data disks with additional opponents were released as well.

teran01 # 2015-06-13 12:12:57

Authors / Staff

coding

Glen Carbone (code)
Sheldon Leemon (code)

graphics

Doug McFarland (graphics)

Tags (3)

video game

culture

traditional

External reviews (4) - average: 59% - median: 51.5%

review source		issue	date	score
Home Computing Weekly	uk	80	1984-09-18	5/5	100%	view
INFO	nam	17	1987-11	3.5/5	70%
Tilt 1-38	fr	16	1984-10	2/6	33%	view
Tilt 1-38	fr	17	1984-12	2/6	33%	view

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