Card Game Collection : Offline 31102020

Do you have a love for traditional South Asian games? We bring to you a handpicked selection of the most beloved card and board games from countries like India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan!

Embark on a journey with games like Callbreak, Ludo (Parcheesi), Kitti (9 Cards), Satte Pe Satta, Rummy, Hazari, Klondike Solitaire, and many more all in a single application. The variety of games keeps expanding!

Explore this diverse range of card and board games today!

Games Included:

• Call Break Offline
  Call Break is a strategic trick-taking game for four players using a standard 52-card deck. The aim is to secure the maximum tricks to emerge victorious. Typically played over 5 rounds, each consisting of 13 possible tricks. Players take turns dealing the cards and bid for winning tricks to commence the round. Additionally, players must follow suit during gameplay. One interesting aspect is that Spades serve as the trump card, making it an Asian variant of the Spades game. Local variations exist and it may be referred to as Call Brake in some regions of Nepal or by different names like Lakadi in India, Bridge or Call Bridge, Ghochi, or Locha in Bangladesh. Often enjoyed with friends and family during festive occasions such as Dashain and Tihar in Nepal and India.
• Gin Rummy Offline
  Engage in a game of Rummy by matching cards with opponents to achieve victory. The offline Gin Rummy mode featured in the latest version allows players to create card melds of Runs and Sets to minimize deadwood points compared to their rivals.
• Ludo Board Game
  Ludo, a classic 2 to 4 player board game with its roots in ancient Indian gameplay akin to Parcheesi. Each player selects a color and advances their tokens by rolling the dice. The first player to move all four tokens to the finish line claims victory. Enjoy offline multiplayer matches supporting up to four players.
• Kitti Card Game (9 Cards)
  Kitti, a well-known card game originating from India and Nepal where players aim to form the strongest sets. Each player receives nine cards which are arranged into sets of three, trying to craft winning combinations starting from Trial (threes, triplet) as the highest value set followed by straight flushes, runs (sequences), flushes, doubles (pairs), and finally sets with the highest value cards.
• Satte Pe Satta
  Satte Pe Satta is a popular Indian card game also recognized as Badam Satti. Players strive to be the first to empty their card hands over five rounds to secure victory. The gameplay commences with the player holding the Seven of Hearts laying it down first before progressing clockwise. Players must strategically match and place cards according to specific rules for seamless gameplay.
• Hazari Tas Game
  Hazari comes in a Kochila variant where achieving a score of 1000 points signifies triumph. This straightforward yet entertaining card game is derived from the principles of 9 cards (Kitti).
• Klondike Solitaire
  As an exceptional solo pastime activity, Klondike Solitaire stands as one of the enduring classics among solitaire games. Its straightforward gameplay mechanics make it easily accessible and highly enjoyable for players of all skill levels.