Play with four players in fixed partnerships. Use a standard 52- deck ranked A to 2. Players take turns leading cards, following suit if possible. Track scores and manage turns as the dealer rotates clockwise.
Play using your own cards and a peg board to track scores. Drag and drop pegs to mark points. Automatically save rivalry results for tracking records against friends. Supports two or three players. Choose from multiple boards.
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 with 2 to 4 players in local multiplayer or against AI opponents. Adjust game rules for customization. Track scores and manage turns during gameplay.
Play with customizable rules and multiple game modes including Normal, Normal with blind, Mirror, and Whiz. Compete against AI or human players in multiplayer. Adjust graphics settings and customize the interface.
Play chahar ta with 2 or 4 players. Declare trump suit to gain advantage. Each player receives 13 cards ranked A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2. Score points by winning tricks. Teams compete to reach preset point totals.
Play a 29- using 32 cards from a standard deck. Rank cards by J-9-A-10-K-Q-8-7. Score points for Jacks, Nines, and Aces. Win tricks with high-value cards. Play offline or online. Track scores and manage turns.
Play a where players accumulate property sets by trading cards. Steal properties from opponents and manage resources strategically. Compete to collect 3 full property sets of different colors.
Play a competitive card game using a deck of 150 cards valued from -2 to 12. Take turns drawing and discarding cards to reach a target score. Strategize to outscore opponents and win rounds. Track scores and compete against other players.
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 FreeCell using a standard 52-card deck. Move cards to four Foundation piles to build suits from Ace to King. Rearrange cards between tableau piles. Undo moves and restart games. Save progress and access hints.