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.
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 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 as a stickman fighter with two-button controls. Perform real-feeling attacks and ragdoll knockouts. Engage in single-player campaigns, local co-op, or same-device multiplayer. Execute a variety of moves despite simple controls.
Play games with teammates or AI opponents. Choose trump cards to win rounds. Track points to reach 7 and win. Compete on leaderboards and collect gems. Play with friends or offline against AI.
Players take turns giving one-sentence clues to guess a secret . One player is assigned the "" and must guess others' words while others identify the . Includes a new "Find the Liar" mode where all players attempt to guess the .
Play a game by placing chips on matching cards to form sequences of five. Choose between 2-player or 3-player modes. Use Two Eyed Jacks to place anywhere and One Eyed Jacks to remove opponent's chips.
Play a trick-taking card game with 3 players. Bid to name trump suit and collect widow cards. Discard widow cards and show meld cards. Take tricks by playing highest card. Score points based on meld and trick totals.
Play card game with 24 cards from four suits, nine to ace. Score 1000 points to win. Declare points before each round. Start game with player having highest declaration. Play single player against computer or multiplayer via Bluetooth.
Play with 4 players using a 52- deck. Manage 5 rounds with separate scoring. Deal 13 cards per round. Choose from different themes. Track individual and team scores. Compete against other players online.