Draw a Card Deck 12+

Name: Draw a Card Deck
Rating: 4.6 (638 reviews)
Author: Joao Caetano

Joao Caetano

Designed for iPad

- 4.6 • 638 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Tap the screen to flip a card.
Ideal if you need a deck of cards for games such as drinking games, or to solve an argument.
Draw a Card offers you different card layouts and options.
With Draw a Card you can define the cards containing in the deck, and you can set the deck to shuffle after a card being flipped, or to draw cards until the deck is empty.
You can also download new decks completely free. There are many categories to chose from.

Mar 7, 2022

Version 2.8

Improvements and optimisations of the user interface

4.6 out of 5

638 Ratings

Flawless Execution

Not only is the deck perfectly in the middle of your screen, the rush of clicking each card as a new surprise a waits is simply unrivaled.

For the price you can’t complain

Minor issues, for example even though I chose the option “all 52 cards minus Jokers” I still get jokers drawn. Or how the app allows you to remove all ads by watching 5 ads but after 3 ads it informs you that you’ve successfully removed all ads (most people wouldn’t complain about this however as a fellow developer I want to support app devs as much as possible). Like I said, it’s only minor issues, if you want an app that will randomly draw standard playing cards then this is it.

Nice way to Draw a Card

Use this for a variety or roleplaying games and oracles. It’s nice simple app to have cards on hand to draw from as long as you have your phone.

The customization is great while using this with ttrpgs. You can have deck images to enhance theme, or even make custom game master oracle decks.

I would welcome the option to edit the decks I have created. Sure the card and backgrounds you can delete and recreate easily. I just don’t want to have to assign the whole deck over again to fix something.

For me, when entering a name for a Deck in dark mode the text is black with a dark grey background so it’s almost impossible to read.

The developer, Joao Caetano, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.