CardGames.io ٤+

This game is rlly (really) fun. I’ve learned a lot of new card games played it and furthered my knowledge of old card games. This app has explanations to the card games and tells you how to play them. I wish it wasn’t so easy to shoot the moon in hearts.. I’ve had too many perfect games and stopped playing it because of that. But otherwise this game is awesome! There is even multiplayer and game statistics. I highly recommend as someone who plays a lot of card games and word games and stuff.

There are very little ads.. the ads that exist are click outs of them immediately. I really think this game is exquisite and hope that you do too!!!!!

Want an app that has a lot of card games with limited ads? Okay, cool, this one has that. Want an app that actually has some elegance and strategy to its programming? Pffft, keep looking. This thing knows the rules of a game and that’s it. It has no strategy, is easy enough to learn and predict, and, worst of all - and this is where the frustration really comes in - it’s solution to ‘balance’ is to deal you increasingly unplayable hands for extended durations until the computer has won a few games to make the win/loss percent back in acceptable variance. How often in a game of euchre does your opponents get dealt 4 alones in a row? How often do you get 3 alones in a row and the computer immediately calls off making your hand useless because it’s the 9, 10, queen and bowers in the other color? With this app, it’s all the time. And don’t even get me started on how many hands you may as well not even play because it’s just the computer players slinging cards and your hand is completely irrelevant, or how easy it is to bait the computer into shooting the moon in hearts. Great for a very basic app with limited ads, but dear god, if you want any sort of subtlety… better to just deal with the ads in another app.

No ads via their website so app is pointless, & the computer clearly cheats while also not playing with any strategy or intelligence, it’s like you have a smoke signal behind yr back if you start winning to help coordinate a target. Too many odious examples to count them off, like helping each other try to shoot the moon or leading a hearts trick with the Queen at the beginning of a round when there’s not any way to know someone else would have to take it—but they clearly know your hand & collude as a group in vs computer stuff, even for a game where each player plays for themself, & deals are all from the bottom of the deck or shift as a game develops to make sure yr disadvantaged—the computer players share a pool, where any card you haven’t seen can be played against you from any position. Not bad for variety tho & multiplayer may be ok & to their credit, a simple interface that may be ugly but doesn’t have animations you die of old age sitting thru & lets you do things like adjust speed and change name & face of non-player opponents, which can be amusing.