Cribbage HD 4+

Though I've not played on-line, I find this a good way to pass the time for someone who learned the game years ago. With the flexibility of settings (difficulty, count hands, play muggins, etc.) this is a game for novice & advanced alike. I'm still trying to get my wife to use it to learn the game.
An update: my wife is still not interested but I still enjoy the app to pass the time. I do occasionally check the "hint." It doesn't seem to recognize the value of a flush-- 4 points nor the value of keeping touching cards in the hand when discarding to the crib.

An update: Keep up the good work. Really like this game to pass the time and keep the brain cells lubed!

Great game and after playing it thousands of times over the last few years I can attest that the cards dealt are really, truly random. Sometimes the game will get a suspiciously awesome hand but then again sometimes so will the player. Everything seems to fit within statistical bounds. The difference between easy and hard games is not what is dealt - it’s that the game will make stupid plays sometimes on the easier levels such as not playing the third card of a straight or leading with a 5. This would be worth a five star rating, but:

If you ever have to reset your device or replace it with a new one then you will lose your history, including your Level. I had worked my way up to Level 60-something over the last few years with an awesome set of stats. Then I had to reset my iPad and am now at Level 1 with nothing but 0’s on my stat board. Looked on the help tab and got this: “Unfortunately, your player level is currently only stored locally on your device. It will not sync to another device, and we cannot currently transfer your level to a new device or restore it if you reset your device or otherwise lose your game data. We apologize for this inconvenience”. Really?! What’s the point of having me logged in to Game Center? That’s a one star deal right there. Maybe zero. I think I’m being generous averaging this into a 3 star review...

Like many of the trivial technology / wildcard games one of the main selling points has been the ability for multiple people to play when not connected to data service. While their peer to peer function has been plagued by bugs, when it worked it made this developer game outshine the rest. As of the latest notifications from the developer it seems that all offline multiplayer play is being removed! Indeed it seems that only negative development is occurring on these once outstanding products. Early testing to see how the online play will work has been a worse failure then in prior issue with peer to peer. My wife and I were never able to get it to work. When they finally kill of peer to peer, we will be looking for another vendor or just returning to actual cards.