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A card game turns on three things: what is in your hand, what has left the table, and how much you are ready to risk. The shuffling is done for you, nobody waits for your move, and a round can be closed halfway.
Durak is the game this catalog knows best: a 36-card deck starting at sixes, six cards in hand, the trump set by the bottom card, and you beat a card with a higher one of the same rank or with any trump. Spades and Hearts are played against AI: in Spades you bid how many tricks you will take and must deliver exactly that, while Hearts runs backwards, shedding hearts and the queen of spades before your rivals do. Gin Rummy builds cards into pairs and sequences and closes the round before the opponent. Card Tactics is its own branch, a deck and a board with combos against a local AI.
Against solitaires the difference is a second side: you play someone’s hand or a dealer rather than a layout. Against collectible card games the difference is money: no boosters and no packs, the whole catalog is free and needs no sign-up.
15 games
Gin Rummy
Free Cell Solitaire
Durak: Trump Card
Spider Solitaire
Spades
Deck Seeker
Shuffle Islands Solitaire
Klondike Solitaire
Pyramid Solitaire
Hearts
Rogue Hand: Poker Roguelike
Card Tactics: Deck Arena
Questions and answers
Which card game is easiest to start?
Durak: one rule to remember, beat with a higher card of the same suit or any trump, and the deck is only 36 cards. Then try Gin Rummy, where each turn comes down to one choice: draw a card or knock.
Do I need another player?
No, durak, spades and hearts in this catalog are played against AI, so there is no one to find for a table.
What is Spades?
A trick-taking game with bidding: each player calls how many tricks they will take and must deliver exactly that, and spades are always trump over every other suit.
How is a card game different from a solitaire?
A solitaire has no opponent at all, you only order your own deck. A card game has someone moving against you and a stake on every trick.