Oh Hell Gold 9+

Name: Oh Hell Gold
Rating: 4.6 (683 reviews)
Author: Rene Vinding

Rene Vinding

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- 4.6 • 683개의 평가

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설명

Enjoy a smooth and beautiful looking game of Oh Hell against computer or human players.

Multiplayer Early Access enabled.
You can finally play against other human players! As this is a new feature there might be hiccups.

This is the initial version, we are working on improved AI and other goodies

• Rules: Normal, La podrida, Pratt & Whitney
• High resolution graphics
• Native tablet support
• Achievements & leaderboards
• Customize the look and feel
• The AI doesn't cheat!

Customize the game with house rules like:
• Trump selection
• Rounds
• Jokers
• Scoring

2024년 6월 25일

버전 2.5.7

- The multiplayer name and avatar is now used in single player as well.
- Improved variant selection.
- Improved performance.
- Improved UI.

4.6/5

683개의 평가

Better competition

I said the game to the hardest level of all players I still see some horrific bids. For example when there’s an ace or a king of Trump the computer is bidding zero when there’s no way they’re not gonna take at least that one trick. Should be an easy fix. That thought process by the computer should be a no-brainer at every level of difficulty

Fun, but a couple of issues

I enjoy this game, but there is one rule that changes the entire dynamic of the game: leading with trump before it has been broken. In this version of the game, you can lead with trump any time. I’ve always played where trump can’t be lead until it’s broken. With all the options, perhaps consider the ability to toggle that rule on and off.
Also, I have an iPhone, which has circles at the top of the screen that cut into the graphic display of the player on the left. This makes it hard to easily tell what they’ve bid.

Great game

This game is very well done. I like all the options and the ability to pick the strengths of the computer opponents.

A minor complaint: I just wish there was an option to not use the “hook” rule: This rule disallows a bid that would cause the total amount of tricks bid to be equal to the number of total tricks available.

I hate that rule!