German Whist

Meet German Whist - one of the most favored card games developed by Coppercod! This enticing game is available on your smartphone or tablet, play it anywhere and anytime you please! The game is free and the player's stats are recorded, keeping track of your performance. Play against a smart computer AI to improve your skills and have fun! German Whist is a two-player version of the classical Whist and will help you learn the ropes in card games in a relaxed manner. The objective of the game is to triumph over your counterpart by obtaining more tricks. The winner is declared once a player scores either 10, 25, or 50 points. Keep track of your all-time and current session statistics to notice any headway you make while playing. Personalize your game of German Whist by making selections as per preference! The options available to tweak are:
● Select your victory threshold
● Choose between last 13 or every trick scoring
● Choose easy or hard mode
● Pick between normal or fast play
● View the game in either landscape or portrait mode
● Turn single click play on or off
● Sort cards ascending or descending
● Replay and study previous hands
● Review previous tricks taken during a hand

For a quicker version of German Whist, opt for our ‘Small Whist’ game! Players will play with a shorter deck which includes 32 cards.

Customize your game surroundings by picking a color theme and card deck to keep up the fun!

To play German Whist, divide the game into two sections: the Foreplay and the Endgame. In the former, the contenders play cards to win or lose cards uncovered from the main deck. In the latter, they play with hand selected from Foreplay. Beats are two types: beats of the same suit but with a higher value card or from any trump card. Once a card is played, other players have to follow suit. In case they don't have a relevant card, they may choose to Throw Away by playing any non-trump card, or Trump. Every single trick a player wins is a point scored. If playing in ‘Last 13’ scoring mode, score one point for every trick won above six, or if in ‘Every Trick’ scoring mode, score one point for every trick beyond 13.