Forty Italian cards, sets and runs, and a hand to close with as few points as possible. The game Italian families have always played, now on your phone.
Free, no ads, no account. In English and Italian. Android is on its way: to try it early, write to us.
Four screens, exactly as they are.
The menu
The table
Passing the phone
Decks and table
Three things, and you know the game.
A card from the deck, or the last discard if it helps.
Sets of the same rank, or runs of the same suit. At least three cards.
Once you have five points or fewer outside your combinations.
Four decks, an opponent that thinks, and your hand your way.
Classic, Elements, Fantasy and Poker. Two backs for each, and seven table styles — including one that changes with the suit of the latest discard.
An opponent that evaluates its hand, chooses what to draw, and decides when to end the round. It doesn't guess.
Combinations group themselves, with the leftover points at the end. Or keep your own order and arrange the cards by dragging them. Three card sizes, two layouts.
7 or 10 cards per hand, 51- or 101-point limit. Close with no cards left over and take 10 points off your score; a whole hand of one suit is Giocolone, and you win the match on the spot.
A five-screen tutorial for your first game, and the rules within reach during a match — even mid-hand, without leaving the table. Card names match the deck you choose, from Water in Elements to Hearts in Poker.
Two players, one device: enter your names, and between turns the cards stay hidden until the next player confirms. Online play is coming later.
