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fishdog.net, LLC
Play with AI and custom rules
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.
Sergey Skosyrev
Play card games, form melds, challenge computer
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.
Voodoo
Play rock-paper-scissors, pick cards, reduce opponent's stack
Play rock-paper-scissors to determine turn order. Collect cards to increase your stack. Use red cards to decrease opponent's funds. Tap cards to play them. Manage turn-based interactions and track financial gains against opponents.
Tripledot Studios Limited
Play solitaire, free and offline
Play Solitaire with customizable card decks and animated gameplay. Choose between random and winnable layouts. Features include offline mode, adjustable difficulty, and progress tracking. Share high scores and compete with friends.
Six Foot Three Foot
Make matches of 11 to clear
Play solitaire by matching cards to total 11 points. Clear stacks by combining cards from the bottom of decks. Use Aces as 1 point and other cards by face value. Remove matched cards to progress. Manage time as the timer counts down.
Doodle Mobile Limited
Play and draw cards
Play with options to draw one or three cards. Choose between timed and untimed modes. Access daily challenges and unlimited hints. Auto-complete moves and track Vegas scoring. Adjust settings for winning deals and use intelligent hints.
Snack Studios Ltd.
Play Gin with two decks
Play Gin with a standard 52-card deck, excluding wild cards. Arrange cards in sequences or sets to form valid combinations. Score points based on card values and discard unwanted cards. Track turns and manage card deals between players.
Netflix, Inc.
Sort cards, alternate colors, arrange in order
Play card games by dragging cards to arrange in descending order with alternating colors. Sort suits from ace to king. Complete daily challenges to earn awards. Track progress and compete with other players. Share scores and achievements.
Lei Li
Play with real opponents
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.
慧 姚
Play Hanafuda cards and win rounds
Play card game using Hanafuda cards with two players. Form special combinations called "yaku" from a point pile. Compete to create combinations first. Call "koi-koi" to continue the hand. Track score and manage card draws.
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