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Seven Up & Palace

Gameyantra
⬇ 5,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 9,159
Style: Card
Free
Released: Aug 17, 2018
IAP: $0.99 per item
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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29.0 Aug 7, 2026 · seen Sep 26, 2026
New game: Palace, with online multiplayer and in-game tips to teach you as you play.<br>Smoother card animations, easier card selection, and a refreshed menu.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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Two classic card games in one app. Quick to learn, easy to play, and just as good on your own as against a friend online. SEVEN UP Race to reveal all seven of your cards, Ace through Seven. Both players are dealt 7 cards from a standard 52-card deck, laid face down in a row, with the rest of the deck in a pile in the centre. On your turn you take a card and try to reveal an Ace to Seven of any suit, then place it in its matching spot in your row. Ace is one, Seven is seven. The first player to get all seven cards face up in order wins the round. Simple to pick up, surprisingly tense to finish. PALACE Even easier to learn. There are only three things to know: 1. Play a card equal to or higher than the top of the pile. 2. Can't play? Pick up the pile. 3. Get rid of all your cards to win. That is the entire game, and you will have it after one hand. The twists come later. A couple of special cards can reset the pile or clear it away completely, and the three face-up cards in front of you are the ones you play last, so choosing them well matters more than you would expect. Easy to learn, tricky to master. Palace is also known as Shed, Karma, and Last Man Standing in different parts of the world. FEATURES - Two complete card games in one app - Play offline against a smart AI opponent - Online multiplayer, challenge a friend in real time - Fast rounds that fit into a spare five minutes - Standard 52-card deck, no gimmicks - Pick your card faces, card backs, table, and avatar - In-game tips that teach Palace while you play - Family-friendly, no complicated setup - Easy to learn, difficult to master No account needed to play. Sit down and deal. Whether you have five minutes or an evening, Seven Up and Palace are two card games the whole family can play.