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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 1, 2012
  • May 19, 2026
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Engage in unique battles that blend poker strategy with RPG elements and puzzle-solving. Embark on an adventure to collect magic amulets and fulfill wishes by defeating mythical creatures on a poker table battlefield.

Poker-based combat
RPG progression
Puzzle mechanics
Fantasy adventure story
Collect magic amulets
Battle mythical creatures
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What's New in Poker Knight

1.1.13

May 19, 2026

After 14 years, the amulets are still missing, but Derek still has an ace up his sleeve. Rebuilt for modern iPhones and iPads, same mechanics and royal flushes. New in this version: - Bug fixes and small improvements

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$0.99

1000 Poker Chips

Poker Chips are used to buy Potions and Magic charges. You can get Poker Chips on battles and chests, but also you can get more from an in-app purchase.

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User reviews

A classic is back!

One of the originals to use this battle mechanic. Welcome back. You should absolutely play this.

Response from developer

Hello, after 9 years we finally relaunched the game with some improvements, we hope you like it. Unfortunately the game progress will be lost, but contact us and we send you a gift code to compensate you.

Hoping for an update before iOS 11

The developer has paid his dues and kept the game around, it looks and plays great still after so many years!
One can hope for an update 🙂
If you've come across this, just buy it!

Response from developer

Hello, after 9 years we finally relaunched the game with some improvements, we hope you like it. Unfortunately the game progress will be lost, but contact us and we send you a gift code to compensate you.

Casual RPG poker, just what the doctor ordered.

I truly enjoyed Puzzle Quest 1 & 2, yet I've struggled to find something as good as those two until now. This game is very relaxed yet forces you to think ahead, take gambles on dealt cards, pay attention to the deck, and do a little old fashioned RPG grinding if you so choose. Think about that classic game that's "easy to learn, but hard to master" and you'll truly understand how good this game is. Perfect for a casual gamer like myself.
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Response from developer

Hello, after 12 years we finally relaunched the game with some improvements, we hope you like it. Unfortunately the game progress will be lost, but contact us and we send you a gift code to compensate you.

Unbalanced

I like the games mechanics and story, but as soon as timers are included, the game is virtually unplayable.

While I already have issues with timers due to my disabilities, these are worse than any I’ve ever seen. Normally I can get about 80% of the way through something before a timer runs out, but here I’m only getting 5-10%. That’s just ludicrous. I can see why other players are complaining that the timers just aren’t realistic.

This game needs some serious play-testing and major adjustments in the next release. Maybe just doing away with the timers all together.

I really wanted this game to be better. I really enjoyed my first ten minutes with it.
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Response from developer

Hello, after 12 years we finally relaunched the game with some improvements, including the ones you mentioned (thanks for that). We hope you like it. Unfortunately the game progress will be lost, but contact us and we send you a gift code to compensate you.

good at first...

This started off well: making poker hands to beat enemies as a time killer. Problems with implementation quickly surfaced, however. The game started repeatedly bugging me to review it during level 1. What are the odds that I would have a feeling for the full game that early? The game does allow replay of levels, but the dialogue doesn't change, so the characters appear to have a bad case of amnesia. I found no way to zoom out on the map, which resulted in some time wasted wandering around. Some of the midgame timed puzzles are unrealistic without paying for powerups. If you're OK with paying for these, or with just playing the first few levels repeatedly to kill some time, go ahead and try this; otherwise you may wish to look elsewhere.
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Response from developer

Hello, after 12 years we finally relaunched the game with some improvements, including the things you mentioned (thanks for that). We hope you like it. Unfortunately the game progress will be lost, but contact us and we send you a gift code to compensate you.

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FAQ

What is Poker Knight?

Poker Knight is a game that mixes Poker, Puzzle, and RPG elements. Players engage in battles on a poker table battlefield to defeat enemies and collect magic amulets.

Is Poker Knight a gambling simulation?

No, Poker Knight is explicitly stated as not being a social casino or gambling simulation game. It uses poker mechanics as a core gameplay element within an RPG adventure.

What is the gameplay like in Poker Knight?

The gameplay involves using poker hands to battle enemies in a fantasy setting. It combines strategic card play with RPG elements like progression and a quest to collect amulets.

What is the story of Poker Knight?

The story follows Derek, a young poker player transported to another dimension. He is tasked with finding nine magic amulets to make any wish come true, facing various mythical creatures along the way.

What age rating is Poker Knight?

Poker Knight has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger players and families.

How often is Poker Knight updated?

The latest version of Poker Knight is 1.1.13, last updated on May 19, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though the frequency is not explicitly detailed.

What devices can I play Poker Knight on?

Poker Knight is available for free and is likely playable on mobile devices given its category. Specific platform availability (iOS, Android) is not detailed but implied.

Does Poker Knight have ads?

The provided data does not specify if Poker Knight contains advertisements. However, since it is free and does not mention in-app purchases, it may be ad-supported.