Spades: Offline Card Game

Spades is the classic American trick-taking card game for four players. Call your tricks together with your partner, go nil or blind nil, watch your bags and play to 500 points against computer players. The game works offline and needs no account.

Features
• Large cards with big corner numbers
• Partnership Spades with a computer partner, or Solo Spades for four players
• Computer opponents on Easy, Normal or Hard; your partner always plays at full strength and covers your nil
• The computer players never see your cards; the cards are shuffled at random
• A Last trick button shows the previous trick at any time
• A hint button that suggests a bid or a card
• Your game is saved automatically, so you can continue later

Spades rules
• 13 cards each; spades are always trump
• Every player bids the number of tricks they expect to take
• Follow suit if you can; spades may be led only after they are broken
• A bid that is made scores 10 points per trick, each overtrick (bag) 1 point
• A failed bid (set) loses 10 points per trick bid
• Nil: 100 points for taking no trick, minus 100 if you take one

House rules
• Play to 200, 300 or 500 points
• Partners or solo
• Nil on or off; blind nil when your side is 100 or more points behind
• Bag penalty (10 bags cost 100 points) on or off
• Jokers: Big Joker, Little Joker and the 2 of Spades rank above the Ace
• Lose at minus 200: on or off

Statistics
• Games won, current and longest win streak
• Bids made, nils made, opponents set
• Bags per hand, highest hand score, highest final score

Learning the game
The How to Play guide explains bidding, nil, breaking spades, bags and the scoring in plain words. The hint button and the Easy level help while you learn. Large text, clear cards and no time limits make it a comfortable Spades game for seniors and anyone who prefers bigger print.

Table settings
• Relaxed, Normal or Fast game speed
• Optional second tap to confirm a card
• Sounds and vibration on or off

Recent changes:
First release: classic Spades with a computer partner, or solo against three computer players. Nil and blind nil, bags, a jokers house rule, the last trick, hints, statistics and big, easy-to-read cards. Plays offline.