Last night I turned on my Playstation 5 and didn't have much time to play, so I looked for something I could play for a while without having to rely on long sessions.

A game called Vegas Infinite caught my eye, and the best part is, it's 100% free.

I played for a while, maybe 30-40 minutes. It's played with virtual chips which have no real value, it's just for entertainment, but it's fun because you can talk to other people at the table, as if we were playing at a real table.

I think I was quite lucky, as I managed to win a few rounds with a lot of chips on pot.

The game doesn't require a Playstation Plus subscription, and can even be played with VR glasses.

If someone enjoys playing games and socializing, or even learning languages, it's an interesting option.

Today, 5 years later, I think its a very good game, it would easily be in my top 10. I admit that the first time I played it was on Switch 2. I was surprised, CDProjekt launched the game in physical format with everything included. I'm not a big fan of "buying" digital games that don't belong to me.

The Switch 2 may not be the most powerful console, but its the most practical for me, due to its portability. The game runs at 1920x1080 and 30 fps in quality mode. (Docked)

I've enjoyed it a lot, and the hours prove it (although Ive played more hours, but Nintendo doesnt count the hours if you use more than 1 consoles, for example a friend console, it only shows the one with the most hours).

On this gameplay, you can see a little bit of the beginning of the game (although there are 3 different beginnings), about game history, how friendship is forged and much more, enjoy.