Best Gin Rummy 4+

Name: Best Gin Rummy
Rating: 4.3 (1810 reviews)
Author: Kuralsoft LLC

Kuralsoft LLC

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- 4.3 • 1.8천개의 평가

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설명

Best Gin Rummy is a popular two-player card game adapted into the touch-screen era through aesthetic game layouts, animations, graphics, and sound effects. This game includes Single-player and Multiplayer games.

In the Single-player games, a human player can play against a computer opponent. There are three levels of computer opponents to choose from: Rookie, Skilled, and Expert. The opponent players are crafted using sophisticated Artificial Intelligence (AI). Simply, it plays like a human opponent!

In Multiplayer games, a human player can play against a human opponent. This game provides options for choosing a Quick Match with a random human opponent or inviting Game Center friends.

The game's objective is to form a hand by combining cards into groups or runs and reduce the point value of the remaining unmatched cards to 10 or less.

Contains five game variants: Gin Rummy, Gin 200, Oklahoma, Straight, and Hollywood.

Features:
* Universal app supports iPhone & iPad.
* Five game variants are included: Gin Rummy, Gin 200, Oklahoma, Straight, and Hollywood.
* Ergonomically designed, no fatigue during gameplay.
* This game includes Single-player and Multiplayer gaming experiences.
* In the Single-player games, players can play against Rookie, Skilled, and Expert computer opponents.
* In Multiplayer games, players can choose a Quick Match with a random human opponent or invite Game Center friends.
* Fully automated melding or sorting of cards.
* Fully automated gameplay: meld, knock, gin, big gin, undercut, and bonus are processed automatically.
* Use the Game Tutorial for a quick start; tap the Options button for details.
* Game statistics are available under the Options menu.

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2023년 11월 4일

버전 7.1

* Bug fixes.

4.3/5

1.8천개의 평가

Rearranges hand

The most irritating thing is how it changes your hand without permission. Perhaps you are trying for 3 3’s, if you already have 2 but also 3 aces and 2 2’ s and draw a 4 in one suit, it automatically changes your hand to a straight. I’ve discarded cards try for a particular set up and when it changes my hand it messes up the whole deal. Also I’m finding that the deal and play have started to go slower and hesitate mid deal or play. Other wise it’s fine

Better Than My Previous App!

I played GinRummy using an app that the developer did not keep updated. With the last iOS update, that app would no longer work. And not all GinRummy apps include the Oklahoma variation, which has become my favorite.

This app DOES, and the game plays “cleaner-looking,” if that makes any sense. I am really enjoying this app, and being able to add my name and my virtual opponent’s name is a nice touch.

A comment to those reviewers who thought the game was “rigged” because the virtual opponent will frequently discard a card of the same value as the one YOU just discarded: When my father taught me this game, back in the 60s, he taught me that strategy. Unless you are collecting a run of cards of the same suit, if you throw down a 10, for instance, your opponent will, also (if he has one and doesn’t need it, himself). That gives him a better shot at you not picking it up from the discard pile. So the game isn’t rigged in favor of the virtual opponent. At least, not because of THAT! 😉

Flawed Game

I've been playing for a week now and I noticed a pattern develop. It seems that when you have two pairs and you must discard one, the next draw is usually the same card series as what you discarded. Say you had 2 threes and 2 fours. You discard a four and the next draw is a four. Discard the three and the next card is a three. Now I know there is a chance factor but it happens probably half the time. So I know that chance is not involved. It makes the game very frustrating because after awhile you know what's going to happen and that no matter what choice you make it will most probably be wrong. I don't know if this is a flaw or purposefully done. Otherwise the game is ok. You can tell when you are going to lose because, you either get a terrible hand or you can't draw a winner. I've had 5 pairs multiple times and I can't draw a third match in 10 draws. The odds of that happening are staggering. It's very frustrating