Download Cover Girl Strip Poker_Disk1 ROM – Amiga Game

Game Overview

Cover Girl Strip Poker came out on the Amiga in 1991, a product of several studios including Interactivision and Sales Curve. It was one of those games that felt very much of its time, a cheeky, adult themed card game that relied on the Amiga's graphics to push a simple concept. You weren't going to find this one reviewed in many mainstream magazines, but it had a certain notoriety among players looking for something a bit different.

You control a male player sitting at a virtual poker table against one of eight computer opponents. The main objective is straightforward: win hands of five-card draw poker to deplete your opponent's money, and each time they lose, they remove an article of clothing. The game includes a zoom feature to get a closer look after a successful hand and allows for customizable rules, letting you adjust the stakes and the pace of the game. The AI provides a decent challenge, making you think about your bets, but the real draw was always the titillating payoff. It feels like a straightforward poker game with a very specific, risqué reward system.