Five games, one table
Card Games brings together the five card games people most often look for a partner for. Each one has three levels of house players with their own names, a coach that explains your first game a step at a time, a clear score sheet with a "Why?" for every sum, undo, and autosave in the middle of a hand.
| Game | Players | Aim | Plays to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hearts | 4, each alone | Avoid hearts and the Queen of spades | 100 (lowest wins) |
| Spades | 4, in partners | Win the tricks you bid | 500 |
| Gin Rummy | 2 | Build sets and runs, then knock | 100 |
| Cribbage | 2 | Peg points for fifteens, pairs and runs | 121 |
| Euchre | 4, in partners | Name trumps and take three tricks | 10 |
Players who play fair
The house players follow exactly the rules you do and are only ever told what a person in their seat would know: their own cards and what has been played. Easy players make friendly mistakes. Medium players know the game. The Hard players count cards and weigh every choice, and still never look at your hand.
Learn the rules
Questions
Are the card games free?
Yes. All five games are free against the Easy and Medium players with the standard rules, with no ads and no sign-up. Card Games Pro is a one-time $1.99 upgrade that adds the Hard players, full statistics and history, rule options, and extra card backs and tables.
Do the computer players see my cards?
No. Every house player is given only what a person in that seat could see. The Hard players are stronger because they count the cards that have been played and think further ahead.
Can I play with friends?
Not yet: each game is you against the house players. Play with friends is planned.
Do they work offline?
Yes. Once a game has loaded it needs no connection, and your games and statistics stay in this browser on this device.