Blackjack Avenue (2022)

Developer: Tyler Stansfield Jaggers
Publisher: Overidon Omnimedia
Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation
Rating: 4.5 of 5, 19 player ratings
Typical playtime: about 1.8 hours
Where to get it: Steam

How it feels

Playing Blackjack Avenue feels like a low-pressure, visually retro trip to a neon-lit card table where you can focus on the mechanics of blackjack without any real-money tension.

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What players say

Players appreciate its aesthetic and music, and find it useful for blackjack practice. However, several report a bug where splitting does not deal a second card automatically, and that insurance is incorrectly offered when the dealer shows a ten instead of only an ace.

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