Play card games with online multiplayer and offline single-player modes. Take turns playing cards from . Communicate with opponents via in-game messaging. Complete rounds until all games are finished. Track progress and compete against others.
Build card piles from 13 down to 1 with alternating colors. Players take turns drawing cards and placing red and white cards on table stacks. Corner stacks must count down from 13. Four players compete to empty their hand first.
Play card games using 48- or 80-card decks with 9s, 10s, jacks, queens, kings, and aces. Choose single- or double-deck modes. Configure meld bids and shoot the moon options. Compete against AI or other players.
Play by drawing and discarding cards to form valid sets and runs. Auto-sort current hand and animate card movements. Save progress automatically when exiting the game.
Place tiles matching exposed ends of the chain. Draw tiles if no match is available. Score points for multiples of five at exposed ends. Earn additional points for remaining pips in opponent's hand. First to reach a set score wins.
Play card game against computer opponents. Form melds and create canastas of seven cards. Score points for melds; first team to reach 5000 points wins. Use jokers to add unpredictability. Team play with computer team.
Play by solving combinations to complete levels. Draw three cards from the deck, match them with open cards, and move selected cards by double tapping. Track progress and strategize to win each game.
Play with a Klondike layout. Move cards between piles, build sequences in descending order, and clear the tableau. Complete deals by moving all cards to the foundation. Track progress and replay previous games.
Play with single or double deck modes and three difficulty levels. Configure rules including scoring, game speed, hints, and undo options. Track progress and adjust settings for custom gameplay experiences.
Play by bidding tricks and following suit or playing trumps. Take tricks to score points and be first to reach 250. Track bids, tricks, and scores during rounds. Compete against partners or AI opponents.
Play against a dealer using standard card decks. Place bets, receive two cards, and decide to hit, stand, or double down. Aim to reach 21 or higher without exceeding it. View dealer's hand and win if your cards beat theirs.
Play Gin against AI opponents with four difficulty levels. Choose from five game modes including Oklahoma, Straight, Hollywood, and Speed. Track game statistics. Compete in online multiplayer mode against global players.
Play games with two teams of two players each using a standard deck. Form melds of cards to score points and "go out" before opponents. Strategically plan moves to create sets and sequences. Earn points by completing melds and raking.
Play a matching game with 25 difficulty levels and 10 card packs featuring animals and sports themes. Match pairs to progress through levels. Compete against time or play with others via multiplayer mode. Track progress and achievements.
Play against friends or other players in a two-player board game. Challenge opponents in fast 60-second or slow 24-hour game modes. Compete in multiplayer matches or against random players. Track progress and compete in real-time sessions.