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Alexandru Craciun
Build decks, explore dungeons, defeat enemies
Build and customize decks to battle in procedurally generated dungeons. Progress through a single-player campaign with voice-over narration and unlock new cards and abilities.
Sylvain Becker
FreeCell Solitaire card game logic.
This card game uses a 52-card deck placed on eight columns. The app allows users to move cards one by one or multiple cards at once, using four free cells for temporary placement.
Roofdog Games inc.
Blocks, dig deep, explore islands
Explore dozens of beautiful islands and dig through blocks to uncover loot. Customize characters with gear and build card decks. Unlock treasure chests, craft items, collect rare artifacts, and trade them.
Hyperfun SRL
Match cards, connect edges, reveal holiday scenes
Solve puzzles by matching card edges and connecting pieces to reveal holiday images. Rearrange shuffled cards to complete scenes. Progress through multiple levels with increasing difficulty.
CMON Pte Ltd
Track armies, build strategies, manage collection
Track and manage your collection of units. Build and customize armies with point costs, tactics cards, NCUs, and units. Share armies with friends. Visualize strategies and manage your on the go.
King Lun Chim
View cards, search, bookmark, learn, build, share
View the latest card library and search for specific cards. Bookmark favorite cards and learn about their effects. Build and share custom decks with friends. Additional features will be added over time.
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.
Kyle Halevi
Swipe, shuffle, share
Create and manage digital with animated visuals. Swipe to remove , shake to shuffle them, and share card images with contacts. Organize through intuitive gestures and visual interactions.
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