Kahvehane: Turkish Spades King

The strongest card-game AI on the store, a move-by-move review of every hand, and a game that runs entirely offline. THE BEST AI ON THE STORE Your opponents count cards. They notice what you didn't play, work out from what's left who is holding what, and plan the hand from the very first trick. This isn't a program running a rulebook. It's a player reading the table. First you pick the difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard. Then you give each opponent a character of their own. The Cautious one never gambles, plays it safe. The Risk-taker goes for the big win without blinking. The Balanced one sits between them. Or choose Random and let chance decide who shows up. And when it starts losing, it doesn't give up. Late in the hand it reads the table again: if it can't save its own score, it plays to sink the most dangerous rival instead, even siding with the other defender to bring the declarer down. Losing, it still has a plan. Even at the same difficulty, no table is like the one before. DETAILED EVALUATION When the round ends, Kahvehane walks you through it. Every move gets a mark — a strong lead, a defensible choice, or the decision that cost you the trick — and when there was a better card, it shows you which one. How many tricks you took, how you handled trumps, whether you spent your high cards at the right moment. Not just a score, a reason. FULLY OFFLINE On a plane, underground, out of signal — no internet, no account, no sign-up. Nothing here needs a connection. HOWEVER YOU HOLD YOUR PHONE Switch between portrait and landscape whenever you like. Play one-handed and upright, or put the phone down and play wide. Both layouts were designed separately; neither is the other one squeezed. SIX GAMES • Turkish Spades — the highest bidder names the trump • King (Barbu) — the classic, with penalty and trump contracts • Spades — spades are always trump, the maths is clean • Partnership Turkish Spades — team play with an open hand (dummy) • Buried Turkish Spades — four buried cards can turn the round • 3-5-8 (Sergeant Major) — miss your quota and your best cards go to whoever beat theirs; the cruellest three-hander here, and the most fun CAREER Career points and titles build up as you play, with per-game statistics. FOUR LANGUAGES Turkish, English, German, French. Opponent names come from the language you choose. RULES The rules are the ones played in a Turkish coffeehouse: bidding, the forced declarer, "çiz", the four-trump run, trumping in, the obligation to overtake. Every game has its rules written out in How to Play. Coming soon: Okey, Backgammon, Chess.