Card Fever
Twenty-seven card games in 13 languages, from Solitaire to Court Piece.
Twenty-seven card games with bots that play fair, from Solitaire to India's table games, in 13 languages. No betting anywhere, so the whole suite stays rated 4+.
What runs on your device
- Bots at three strengths
- Every table replayable from its seed
- Game Center + iCloud sync
About Card Fever
Card Fever is a collection of 27 card games: Solitaire you can always win, the trick-taking classics played as real matches, India's favorite table games, three kinds of rummy, and party games for the whole table.
Play solo against bots, pass one device around, or deal everyone in over Wi-Fi. It plays in 13 languages, works fully offline, and has no ads, no sign-up and no betting.
What you can do
- Klondike, FreeCell and Spider, with every deal proven winnable before it ships
- Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Whist and Blackout as full matches
- Callbreak, Twenty-Eight, Mendikot, Court Piece and Dehla Pakad, with a Teach mode that explains every turn
- Rummy, Gin Rummy and 13-card Indian Rummy, plus Wild Eights with your own house rules
- 13 languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Japanese and Chinese, and seven looks from Funk to Neon
- A Daily Deal that is the same for everyone, and Easy, Medium and Hard bots
- Leave any game and pick it up later, and undo a move against bots
- A coach that suggests a move and explains why. You always decide.
How it’s built
- One engine, one table screen and one Wi-Fi layer under all 24 table games
- Every table is a seed plus your moves, so saves, undo and the Daily Deal replay exactly
- Rules checked against Python oracles, thousands of simulated games per game, before the Swift was written
- Game text translated as templates: the engines stay in English, the screen speaks your language
- Wi-Fi multiplayer over MultipeerConnectivity, with table chat and no server
- Game Center leaderboards and achievements
A closer look
Behind the build
Card Fever 1.4: twenty-seven games, thirteen languages
The biggest Card Fever update yet: India's table games with a Teach mode, Spider Solitaire, Wild Eights house rules, seven looks, and the whole app in 13 languages.
A card night with zero gambling
Card Fever launched with ten games on one engine, no chips and no money: a test of how far one person can get when the architecture does the heavy lifting.