Lucky Night: Texas Hold'em VR - A Virtual Poker Experience

7/4/2026, 7:37:04 AM

Release date: 7/26/2017

Tags: #free-to-play #casual #vr #poker

User Reviews

Score: 79%Mostly Positive
Review Count: 179 reviews
Fetched At: 7/4/2026, 7:37:04 AM

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Japan Price: Free to Play
Global Price: Free to Play
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 7/4/2026, 7:37:02 AM

Key highlight

Lucky Night: Texas Hold'em VR was a free-to-play VR poker game by ATC Games, released in 2017. It offered a virtual Texas Hold'em experience but is no longer available due to server closures in 2020.

Who this is for

Unfortunately, this game is no longer playable, but it remains a notable early attempt at VR poker.

Details

Overview

Lucky Night: Texas Hold'em VR offered players a chance to step into a virtual casino and experience the thrill of Texas Hold'em poker. Developed and published by ATC Games, this title aimed to bring the social and strategic elements of poker into the immersive world of virtual reality. While the game is no longer available for purchase or play due to server closures, it represented an early foray into VR-based card gaming.

Highlights

Genre: Primarily a VR, Casual, and Poker game, designed for free-to-play engagement.
Developer & Publisher: ATC Games was responsible for both the development and publishing of this VR poker simulation.
Status: The game's servers were closed down on November 5, 2020, and it is no longer available on Steam.

Who It's For

This game was intended for players interested in casual VR experiences and poker enthusiasts looking for a digital way to play Texas Hold'em. The free-to-play model made it accessible to a wide audience curious about VR gaming.

Game Info

Lucky Night: Texas Hold'em VR was released on July 26, 2017. It supported single-player modes and was available in English and Simplified Chinese. The game was noted for its casual and VR poker gameplay, aiming to provide an accessible poker simulation.