Lynx Casino arrived in 1992, developed and published by Brian A. Rice, Inc.: a compilation of tabletop games traditionally associated with casinos, resolved with each mode's standard rules and a presentation adapted to the Lynx screen's reduced dimensions. It was part of the line of board and card games Atari added to the handheld to diversify its catalog beyond pure action. It's one of the many representatives of the simulated-casino genre that proliferated on home and handheld consoles during the eighties and nineties, designed for an audience looking for short games of chance without real money on the line.
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