Hearts

Play the classic game of Hearts against three CPU opponents in this game. The deck used in the game is four-colored, which differentiates each suit with a unique color. There are three levels to choose from - beginner, intermediate, and advanced - based on your expertise. The game comes equipped with an explanation and help section. Additionally, you can customize the game settings, such as choosing the card size, deck type (four-colored or classic), card back color, sound, animation, speed, scoreboard, table color, and see names on the table cards. Players can score based on hands, matches, best, and worst. There are achievements that help you gain experience points. Users can save and load the game, set their preferred landscape or vertical orientation, and move to SD as well. Hearts game ends when someone reaches or goes over 100 points (default), and the winner is the player with the lowest score at this point. In a match, multiple hands are played, with each player receiving 13 cards, and whoever plays the highest card of the leading suit wins the trick. In Hearts Scoring, players earn points at the end of each hand. Hearts score a single point, and the queen of spades scores 13 points. Rules settings allow you to change some of the features such as game points (50 or 100 points), allowing the player holding the two of clubs to lead the first trick (by default), or selecting the first hand-leading player randomly, allowing penalty points to be played (hearts and the queen of spades) at the first trick, allowing the queen of spades to break hearts, it being illegal to play the queen of spades as a lead card if hearts aren't yet broken, shooting the moon increasing player scores by 26 points, and allowing card passing. If you're looking for other games to play, try Gin Rummy, Solitaire, Sevens, or Oh Hell.