Apps Like Arkham DeckbuildeR for iPhone and iPad
Build decks, track progress, and play games
Access card details, deck lists, and game mechanics from ArkhamDB. Search for cards, view statistics, and analyze deck compositions. Save and share custom decks. Track progress and compare builds with other players.
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Bela
Damir Kolobaric
Play card games with AI opponents
Play a four-player card game using 32 Hungary-style cards. Compete against AI teams and a teammate AI. Support English and Croatian languages. Track game progress and manage player actions.


Spades-Classic
NEOCLASSIC TECH
Play cards, bid tricks, win rounds
Play with a standard 52-card deck. Form two partnerships of two players each. Predict and aim to win a specific number of tricks per hand. Take turns playing cards, with as the trump suit. Track scores and compete against opponents.





Hand of Fates
Chengdu Yuntai Zhangqu Technology Co., LTD
Build decks, battle, and level up
Play a first-person card battle game where players drag and drop skills, attacks, and power cards onto the battlefield. Build and customize decks to strategize in real-time.




Zotz!
Matt Neuburg
A simple challenge for training perception.
The app presents a card game with four attributes: number, color, fill, and shape. Players identify three cards where each attribute is either identical or different across all three cards.

Fishing - by Friedemann Friese
Brettspielwelt GmbH
Play cards to capture tricks and build
Play a tactical card game where you capture tricks to earn points and build your deck. Each round's haul affects your next hand, allowing you to draw new cards from an ocean deck.






Royale Coach
HAIK Ohanian
Train with coaches, chat with AI, refine
Get coaching by browsing verified coaches, learning advanced tactics, and receiving personalized deck feedback. Chat with a pro AI for instant deck analysis, strategy tips, and card synergy advice.
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