A great app from an awesome developer! I grew up playing Rummy 500, but since I lost all of my sight, it has become a difficult game to play, mostly because of reviewing what's in the discard pile. This app has made it easy to play again. I can't express enough how much the developer's commitment to accessibility makes a difference. And not only that, but how responsive he is to feedback. I requested a couple changes, like being able to review the discard pile before discarding, having the suits of a set announced, and having Voiceover announce when the opponent played a meld. He made all those changes in the very next release within days! Give this game a try. You won't find a better experience, and if you do run into an issue or think of a way to improve the app, you won't find a more responsive developer anywhere! Thank you so much for giving me back a piece of my childhood!

Hey everyone, Melanie here, I ❤️ Dice World, and now I ❤️ Card World just as much. I would love to see more accessible card games, such as Crazy Eights, Uno, Poker, Canasta, and maybe even a couple of card games for younger players, I would love to have something that I can play with my grandkids. This is the best developer I have ever come across. When I first encountered Dice World, it was a mess as far as accessibility goes, but after time and a lot of effort by him, he learned how to use voiceover, and how to develop his games for not only the sighted world, but also for the visually impaired world as well, so that we all can enjoy playing with our sighted friends and family. Thanks so much for all of the time and effort that you have put into your games, you put a lot of heart and soul into each one. A+++++ to you. ♥️♠️♦️♣️

I am embarrassed to say that I just realized this game existed. After I figured out how to play 2 out of the 3 games I hit the ground running. I want to say I really enjoy playing this game even though at the moment I am losing more than winning… The reason I didn’t give the app 5 stars is becaus I think that requiring players to use a gem just to play, both bonus and regular games is frustrating. Why can’t it be like Dice World where the gems are used to take bonus turns??? Also, we can’t even post on the forum unless we subscribe??? I get money needs to be made, but we can’t even play with the bots for free??? Please consider giving us something more that doesn’t require a monetary value? oh, last thing, can there be a random opponent element added to the game like in DW? Will there be other card games like UNO, Pity Pat or 5000 added to the game in the future? Just hoping, thanks for the tgame!

A friend of mine sent me an invite to this app, and I was really excited when I found out about it. I’ve been using Dice World since April of 2013, and when I first started, it was still fairly new. I don’t remember exactly how old it was at the time, but I think it only had Farkle and Yahtzee in the beginning. It grew over time, and I would love to see that happen with this app too—adding more card games and continuing to expand. This is really the first accessible card game experience like this that we’ve had.Truly accessible apps—ones that both blind and sighted people can use comfortably—are still pretty rare. That’s part of why I’m so excited about where this could go.As soon as my fiancé and I found out about it, we paid for it right away. Personally, I don’t find the price of around $4 a month expensive. We already pay for Dice World, and for us it’s worth it. First, we don’t want to deal with ads, and second, ads can get in the way of the experience. But more importantly, we want to support developers who take accessibility seriously. This developer has done a great job with Dice World over the years, especially when it comes to fixing accessibility issues quickly whenever something breaks. That matters, and it’s something I’m willing to support.I’ve seen some people say, “Well, you can’t really do a lot with it yet.” And sure, it’s a new app—but honestly, for something this new, I think it already offers quite a bit. I’ve been pretty impressed with what’s there so far.I would definitely recommend this app. Whether you’re blind or sighted, if you enjoy card games, this is a great place to start—and I think it’s already a home run. Go give it a try. I don’t think you’ll regret it.