High Rollers Casino
A 2004 casino simulation for PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
Released in 2004, High Rollers Casino is a video game for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It was co-developed by Cinemaware and Virtual Toys, a Spanish studio. Players can try their hand at typical casino offerings, including card games and slot machines.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Cinemaware; Virtual Toys
- Publisher
- Mud Duck Productions
- Director
- Fabriciano García
- Designer
- James Farley
- Composer
- Victor Peral Urbina
- Engine
- RenderWare
- Released
- November 11, 2004 (NA)
- Genre
- Casino
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Gameplay
Players begin by creating a character, then control their avatar in a 3D casino room. To play a game, the player walks to the respective table or machine. NPCs can be interacted with; the bartender explains rules and provides tutorials. If the player goes bankrupt, the cashier purchases prizes won. Increasing winnings raises the player's status from silver to platinum, unlocking bonuses.
Reception
High Rollers Casino received insufficient reviews for Metacritic to assign a score. Xbox Nation Magazine gave it 7/10, while Team Xbox scored it 3/10. Ivan Sulic of IGN awarded 1/10, criticizing the music, graphics, gameplay, and camera system, and noting the lack of multiplayer. It remains one of IGN's lowest-rated games.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who published High Rollers Casino?
High Rollers Casino was published by Mud Duck Productions.
Who directed High Rollers Casino?
High Rollers Casino was directed by Fabriciano García.
Who designed High Rollers Casino?
High Rollers Casino was designed by James Farley.
Who composed the music for High Rollers Casino?
The music for High Rollers Casino was composed by Victor Peral Urbina.
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