While blackjack is a fun game to play, it can also get quite repetitive, especially since there is no multiplayer option. For example, there is only a little swish when the cards are being dealt, without the dealer even saying something cheesy like “here's your card.” A little music or some more effort with the sound effects would have gone a long way towards making the game feel more cohesive and entertaining.
There is no music, only accompanying sound effects, which themselves are sadly lacking. Unfortunately, as well done as the graphics are, Super Blackjack is also missing some important elements. The entire game window is quite well done, with very sharp graphics, bright colors, and “marquee” lights on the side that glow when you win a hand. The buttons for Hit, Stand, Options and Instructions are all large and very easy to interact with, with very clear instructions on how to play and what all the terms mean. The player controls how much they bet by choosing a poker chip that corresponds to the amount they wish to bet, then can click the Deal button to be dealt their cards. If not, you'll lose the money you bet at the beginning of the hand. In order to win the hand, you must be closer to 21 than the dealer. You must then decide whether to stick with those cards (stand) or be dealt another card (hit), in order to get as close as possible to a total of 21 without going over. In blackjack you are dealt two cards initially. This doesn't really affect gameplay, however, because all it does is change the odds of what cards you might get, or make it more difficult for you to count cards. The Vegas room can be played with either 1, 2 or 6 decks of cards, whereas the Bar-room can only be played with 1.
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