Yes, iPlayingCards (Lite) is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The iPlayingCards (Lite) app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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Everything works for me. You need to understand how to adjust the settings which are complicated - because there are so many features. Great app. Play any card game you want. It’s a lot of fun playing cards anywhere on multiple devices either through Game Center (and with your Mom in Florida) or through WiFi. I have connected 4 devices together once I figured out the settings.
The five star reviews must be from the developer, this was a waste of about 2 hours trying to figure out how to hide the opponents cards, good idea but doesn’t work
The app will crashed and had difficulty with two players. No matter what settings we selected the app kept reverting to default settings when tried to play. Don't waste your time.
This is ‘simply’ a deck of cards - but when multiple devices are connected together it advances any card game to a new level. It shuffles and deals and then lets you move the cards around the table or into your hand. It’s better than a real deck because you can play long distance using the Game Center or anywhere in the room using bluetooth. There is also a tilt mode that is ok.
Grate app. Deleted it because it was old. Really good. Problem is that the app will never know what game your playing like war and stuff. Still great. Also a joke from the directions symbol, Looks like something from Apple maps. I played ugly games like baby rpggggggggg and stuff like that
It would be a five if there were a chip counter or something of the sort and maybe adding a few card designs wouldn't hurt.
Can't connect to local devices with my 5s. No probs with mini and 1st gen iPad.
This app is awesome. It is completely open ended so you can play any game. Think of it as a digital deck of cards. The game doesn't play itself, you need players to play. This app makes long distance play or places that would blow cards away, able to be played. As for the open ended part: this app only supplies the cards. The rest is up to the players to make rules and play the game. The hardest part (dealing) can be preset, and it even can organize your cards for you! What else could you ask for before telling the game to play itself? Overall...5/5. Great, open ended app.
I had hoped to play Five Hundred against three computer players, but nothing doing. To play, I would need to find three other people to log in. Even then, this app doesn't conduct the game (no bidding, for example).
fun but doesnt do a good job of shuffling the cards
