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 with four players in partnerships. Choose trumps, pass, or go alone. Customize designs. Adjust difficulty to easy, medium, or hard. Track tricks and win rounds. Compete against AI opponents.
Play in solo, pairs, mirror, suicide, or whiz modes. Compete against high-level AI opponents. Track cards, manage turns, and play with jokers. Learn strategies and improve skills through single-player challenges.
Play a trick-taking card game using a standard 52-card deck. Each player receives 13 cards. Players must follow the led suit if possible. Score points by winning tricks. Track scores and manage turns during gameplay.
Play a trick-based with four players. Bid and tricks, use spades as trumps. Manage cards, track scores, and compete against opponents. Share sessions and replay matches.
Play and compete in real-time multiplayer matches. Choose from various game modes and table designs. Challenge friends or random opponents. Track progress and earn rewards. Chat with other players during games.
Play a classic trick-taking card game with no timers, lives, or limits. Compete against intelligent computer opponents. Choose from multiple difficulty levels. Save progress and play offline or online. Track game history and statistics.
Play a trick-taking card with three opponents, forming two teams to score 500 points in rounds of 13 tricks. Bid points before each round, win tricks to accumulate points, and compete in multiplayer mode for 250 points.
Play card games with real-time multiplayer and AI opponents. Track stats, adjust difficulty, and compete in various modes. Manage decks, bid strategically, and win rounds with smart AI challenges.
Play trick-taking card games with a custom deck featuring cards numbered 5 to 14 and a chess piece. Players bid on trump suits and receive 9 cards each, with 5 cards dealt to a widow. Compete in turns passing cards leftward around the table.