Developed by Artworx Software in 1982, Strip Poker brings adult-oriented five-card draw to MS-DOS. Players face off against digital opponents in traditional poker hands, attempting to bankrupt them to see them gradually remove items of clothing. It stands as a straightforward, early example of the adult gaming genre on home computers.
How to Play
The game follows standard five-card draw poker rules. You start with a set bankroll and must win hands to reduce your opponent’s cash to zero. Controls are handled via the keyboard; follow the on-screen prompts to place bets, hold, or discard cards. For a better view of the action, press ‘Right Alt’ + ‘Enter’ to toggle full-screen mode.
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