Bridge Card Game Classic for Pc

Pros: simple and easy to play Cons: minor user experience issues This is a game app replicating the classic contract the app. The market does not have many Contract the app apps, and most of them are not good in design, like the skill of the computer opponent or the artistic elements. So this app can still stand out, albeit not achieving the good quality in general game app design. Generally the app is fine. Below some points are noticed: User exp.: During the card selecting phase, when choosing a card, the app displays the whole set of suit first. This is a redundant step. Most card game app can directly select that particular card. Transition of the pages: It seems the app uses fade in/out heavily in the inter-pages navigation. The idea may not be that good as the whole process looks slow and not clear-cut smooth. A simple direct cuts (like usual apps) may work better. The speed and smoothness of the game: In short, it is slow, even if activating the singleton selection. And indeed the last card cannot automatically be played. Most of the card game apps can have a quicker response after playing a card. For the AI of the computer opponents, since I am not an expert the app player, I should not comment much. Overall, the app is fine and I enjoy playing it.

I agree wholeheartedly with those who have elaborated on North’s bidding and play inadequacies, which for some reason don’t seem so obvious when East and West are bidding. It’s no fun to win almost every rubber when there’s no challenge and every auction ends at the 1/2 levels. One other game error: When East is declarer, dummy is displayed prior to my lead. Opening leads should be blind. I like the simple, clean layout of the screen. I use an iPhone 6, and many other the app apps are too cluttered or use too small card icons for me.

As others have written, this is not programmed for the computer to win or even know how to bid. Always passed short of game and I never loose a rubber. Your partner constantly bids no trump, with uneven distribution and often less than opening count. If you know anything about bidding and playing the app hands don’t waste your time with this app. It is truly a joke. Will be tossing it after writing this review. Since the developers claim they read every review to improve the the app game, my question to them would be, have any of you ever played the app? If yes, then you don’t know how to transfer the app knowledge to your app. If no then I can understand why it isn’t even remotely close to bidding and playing real life the app. Perhaps the age 4+ should have been an indicator of the skill level of this app.

Two problems that prevent a good experience: the declarer is not allowed to play the dummy hand, and 1. cards arranged red on red, black on black are visually confusing. I'd pay to have these issues fixed! Oops! Figured out how to play dummy hand. Half-way there! 2. Hand should be played by first to declare; not last to mention. 3. It's a great way to practice solo, so I would love a button that allows me to close and deal another hand without having to exit and start a new game. I don't want to sit through the opponents playing of 1 club! Thanks!