1000 Miles 4+

Name: 1000 Miles
Author: Emma Whan

Fun family card game

Emma Whan

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

1000 Miles is based on a French card game. It is simple to learn and play, even for children, and is very addictive. You need to think ahead and watch your opponent's moves to maximise your score though.

The premise of the game is that you are in a car race. Each hand is either 700 or 1000 miles long, with the first player to reach 700 miles having the option to extend the race to 1000 miles.

The game uses a special deck of cards which includes distance, hazard, remedy and safety cards. Hazards are played to slow or stop your opponent's progress. Remedies are played to remove hazards applied by your opponent and safeties are used to prevent hazards.

FEATURES

Game Center achievements and leaderboards.

Play against a computer opponent with two different difficulty levels.

Upgrade to the full version and play against your friends with turn-based multiplayer support via Game Centre or play each other on the same device using pass and play (2 players only).

Detailed rules and in-game tutorial provided.

Multiple backgrounds.

FREE VERSION INCLUDES:

Free version includes all features except for the ability to extend the races from 700 to 1000 miles and multiplayer support.

Upgrade to full version is available via in-app purchase.

20 Oct 2018

Version 3.6

• It will now be easier to double tap cards to play them.
• In single player mode, you and the AI will now take turns at going first at the start of each hand.
• In an earlier update, the scoring was changed so that the bonus for all four safeties was 300 instead of 700. This is now properly reflected on the score screen.
• Achievements based on scores have been adjusted downwards by 400 to reflect the above change. It should now be possible to get a perfect score!
• Various multiplayer fixes.

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