Play Peek-A-Boo Poker Online

Peek-A-Boo Poker came out in 1991 for the NES, published by Panesian. It was part of that odd wave of unlicensed games that skirted around Nintendo's content policies, offering something you wouldn't find on a typical rental store shelf. While most games focused on platforming or adventure, this one had a very different kind of goal in mind.

You control a cursor to play five-card draw poker against one of three women. The main objective is straightforward: win their money, then their clothing. Each round you bet, draw new cards, and see if your hand is stronger. If you lose a round, your opponent removes an article of clothing; win, and you take cash from their pile. The game isn't particularly difficult, and the pacing is quick since hands resolve fast. It feels like a very simple, novelty-focused card game with a risqué payoff.