The latest version released by its developer is 1.21. The company that develops CardGames.io is Red Ace Software.
#Cardgames io app for android#
CardGames.io is a free app for Android published in the Arcade list of apps, part of Games & Entertainment. Enjoy the app and let us know if you have any problems, we can be reached on Twitter, Facebook or through our website. You can also play many of the games in multiplayer mode against your friends, including in Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Whist, Lockup, Chess, Checkers, Reversi and Backgammon.
#Cardgames io app full#
You might have played them before on our website,, but using the app lets you keep your statistics forever, gives you full screen mode for all the games and lets you use extra player faces that are not in the web version. It features 35 different games including the card games Hearts, Spades, Cribbage, Euchre, Gin Rummy, Rummy, Pinochle, Thirteen (Tien Len), Crazy Eights and Go Fish, the solitaires Klondike (classic solitaire), FreeCell, Spider, Clock, Pyramid, and puzzle and board games like Backgammon, Reversi, Checkers, Chess and Yatzy. Show moreĬardGames.io is a collection of all your favorite card games, solitaire and puzzle games. Would be great if they could produce a truly random deal. I want a game that reflects a real game, not one that is predetermined. Finally the frowning faces of the losers are annoying. This indicates to me the cards are being generated in play and not at start up. I also see cards that have been discarded come up again before the deck has cycled. A player only discards what you need after your turn has passed and it will be gone before it gets to you. It is even worse when you select more than two players. The other work around is to restart the game until you have a hand that is only one or two cards short of winning.
The only way around this is to discard cards you can use, because the expectation is you will discard those you don’t need and the other hand is set to use those. Every single card I discard can be used by the opposing player, so computer knocks or goes out in just a few moves. The problem is with the Rummy games with two players. Would love to give this 5 stars because the ads are minimal and rules are clearly written. Have cards automatically flip over when you uncover them (in solitaire and spider solitaire and probably others) - Have a shorter hold time for multiple selecting cards - Have a faster deal time on Crazy 8s - Have a "Back to main menu" option pop up when you finish a game - Don't run the timer on games when the app isn't open or the screen is off or you're in the menu, or else make a pause button - Keep games open when you play another game - so if you start a round of freecell, then jump over to sea battle (because your two year likes that one), when you come back to freecell you can continue playing that same game Anyway, I really love the app and will continue to use it whether or not you make any of these changes, but I do think they would help. I'm a bit of a card game maniac and it's been so fun to play my favorites and quickly and easily learn new ones too! I do have a few things that I'd love to see changed that would make play a little nicer. 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. 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.
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. 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. This thing knows the rules of a game and that’s it. Want an app that actually has some elegance and strategy to its programming? Pffft, keep looking. Want an app that has a lot of card games with limited ads? Okay, cool, this one has that.
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