Recent reviews by Master Flamous

TL:DR: If you wanna play Poker, go to Zynga Poker or Pokerstars

"Governor of Poker 3 is the best free multiplayer poker game with a great design."

Best? More like worst.
Great design? Are you kidding me? This game makes Poker seem like a game for kindergarden children.

Also, there is no way this would get certified. On my short playtime, I've witnessed a guy get 2 Royal Flushes in a row (something that would never happen anywhere else), witnessed a guy get 3 Straights in a row and I got the same exact hand a lot of times.

The gameplay is boring, when you join a table, you easily see some random kids that always spam "BAZINGA" and sometimes you can't even see how you won/lost because the cards go away after one second or two. There's also the option of playing with friends, but forget about it, the servers are so bad that by the time you receive the invite, the table is already full.

This game doesn't enforce any rules, so if you have 2 computers, you can make unlimited accounts and move the money to your main account in private tables. Which is bullcrap.

If you wanna get mad at something, have fun, try it.
If you wanna play Poker, go to Pokerstars.

TL:DR ̶S̶t̶a̶y̶ ̶a̶w̶a̶y̶ ̶f̶r̶o̶m̶ ̶t̶h̶i̶s̶ ̶g̶a̶m̶e̶.̶ Ok, the game has a new publisher and they are improving the game, I'll give them some time with the game and then I'll think about a rating for the game now


Here's a little story:
Back in 2009, a little game named Alliance of Valiant Arms came out. The ad I saw on TV mentioned that I didn't need a great PC to run it and it had amazing graphics (close to Modern Warfare 2 graphics - note that it's a 2009 game) and it was different than most F2P shooters at the time because you could buy weapons for ingame currency and you could keep them forever, they wouldn't disappear after a month or two. I've played it, loved it, made a lot of friends. The game was great.

However, there was a small problem. The publishers never gave a ♥♥♥♥. The original publisher, ijji, tried to control the hacking situation (and failed), but they still kept the game Free2Play and not Pay2Win.

Fast forward a few years, Aeria Games is the new publisher. If you know Aeria Games, you know how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ you are if you play their games. Aeria is now trying to milk as much money as they can from the players (which they call Customers and not Players). They removed the Key Features of the game: the graphics were downgraged (so the game kinda looks like ♥♥♥♥ now), they removed some ingame currencies (and replaced them with real money currencies), they downgraded the servers (and they claim they upgraded them, servers crash a lot, the servers are so bad that even the GM's playing close to them are lagging), they somehow made the game lag on every computer (even if you´re running 4 GTX 1080 TI's, you won't run it without constant FPS drops, and you can consider yourself happy if the game doesn't crash every hour), they replaced all permanent weapons with a 30 day variant that costs even more (even after the players, the "Sages" and the developers told them it was a bad idea) and they let the Hacking situation explode (note that the influx of cheaters was when they removed the "Permanent Weapons", the key feature of this game, it was the player's way to protest).

I'd also like to note that their Anti-Cheat is the biggest joke ever created. They "update" it every 3 months or so and it only takes the Coders a few minutes to make their hacks undetected again. The Anti-Cheat won't detect cheats, but you can expect your game to close if the Anti-Cheat decides that Chrome or Skype are "Hacks".

This was a great game, I've invested around 2000 hours on multiple accounts, and it's sad to see how the game was brutally murdered by a company that doesn't care about it.
This game will soon join the graveyard of games that Aeria Games bought, exploited and closed.