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- Last updated
- June 25, 2026
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- 20.3 MB
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By Hung-Meng Wang, from the App StoreDescription by Hung-Meng Wang Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
THIRTEEN GAMES, EACH ITS OWN
• Big Two (2–8): beat the pile with a bigger combo; first to empty their hand wins.
• Chinese Poker / 十三支 (2–4): split 13 cards into three poker hands; scoop all three to double.
• Sevens (4): build suit runs out from the 7s; fewest cards laid down wins.
• Red-Dot Fishing / 撿紅點 (2–4): capture table cards by summing to ten or matching; score on red cards.
• Ninety-Nine (2–8): add to a running total without passing 99; bust and lose a life — last one alive wins.
• Bridge (4): bid a contract and play 13 tricks in partnerships; first side to two games takes the rubber.
• Hearts (4): dodge the hearts and the Queen of Spades; lowest penalty total wins.
• Six-Card Golf (4): swap cards to make the lowest grid — golf for a low score.
• Cheat (4): play cards face-down and bluff the rank; a caught liar takes the whole pile.
• Mexican Train (4): chain dominoes onto open trains; fewest leftover pips wins.
• Daifugō (4; solo up to 6): Japanese climbing with revolutions; finishing order decides who pays tribute.
• Hanafuda Koi-Koi (2): match flower cards into yaku, then stop or "koi-koi" to risk for more.
• Dou Dizhu (3): bid for the landlord, then one-vs-two climbing with bombs and rockets that multiply the stakes.
FACE TO FACE, LOCAL ONLY — not online matchmaking, no strangers. Devices connect directly over the same Wi-Fi switch (same idea as AirDrop), with no router or internet needed. Host a table; friends tap "Join a nearby table."
PLAY SOLO TOO — no friends around? Every game is fully playable solo (vs rule-based AI; Bridge's solo is same-device pass-and-play), each with a "?" how-to-play page.
TAP-TO-CLAIM SEATS — one shared lobby for all 13 games; play on your turn, see the ranking when it ends.
iPad SHARED TABLE — place an iPad in the middle as the communal board.
FOUR LANGUAGES — English, 繁體中文, 日本語, 简体中文, with a how-to page per game.
PURE PLAY, NO CHIPS — no betting, no chips, no money; scoring is just the cards.
CLEAN & RESPECTFUL — no account, no login, no personal data collected, no third-party tracking, no ads.
Built from scratch in native SwiftUI, with classic card faces, hanafuda art, and self-made sound effects.
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- Free
- App size
- 20.3 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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- 1.0
- Launched
- June 2026
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About Cards at the Table
Cards at the Table is a games app developed by Hung-Meng Wang.
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Cards at the Table is free. The app size is 20.26 MB. The latest version available is 1.0. The last update was on June 25, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since June 2026.
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