Card (92 programs)

Pros: Offers both single and multi-player modes. Visuals and playing area are customizable. Online play is compatible with other devices. Includes American, Omnibus and Black Maria.

Cons: No option to undo card passing selections. Occasional issues with online connections. Intelligent AI might make it too difficult. Lacks teaching features for new Hearts players.

Pros: Users can immediately access a host of card games.. A great choice for avid solitaire players..

Cons: Many have complained that the sheer number of in-app purchases is distracting.. 209.1 megabytes is somewhat large for a card-playing application..

Pros: Seven games in one. Fun fireworks when you win a game. More solitaire games offered. You only have to click near a card to select it.

Cons: Unlimited undo makes cheating too easy. Unsophisticated graphics. Little support offered. Strangely designed game backgrounds.

Pros: Simple, easy-to-use drag-and-drop system. Cards in K-A sequence automatically move. Features a built-in 'hint' function. Unrestricted use of the 'undo' feature.

Cons: Simplistic and unappealing card graphics. Few differences between difficulty settings. Lacks any real deck customization options. Only deals a small number of opening hands.

Pros: Relaxing gaming experience. Intuitive and adjustable interface. Large, clearly visible cards. Extremely responsive support team.

Cons: No themes. Hints may spoil the fun. Not for fast-paced gaming lovers. Not for the Mac.

Pros: A very utilitarian layout. Games can be timed. Hints are available. A match is able to be restarted at any time.

Cons: Touch responsiveness can be inaccurate or jerky. Some claim that the game regularly freezes. The screen size may be too small for some displays. Aces are automatically played regardless of the player's strategy.

Pros: No waiting for turns. Clean, simple and easy to use UI. Configurable difficulty. 7 opponents to play against.

Cons: Cannot choose betting amount. AI acts too quickly. Abandoned; last updated October 2013. Much better poker apps available.

Pros: Fairly good graphics. Scoring and timing system. Online leaderboards. Good in-game help.

Cons: Very simple animations. Small top buttons. Can crash on game completion. Slow on older devices.

Pros: Nicely designed graphics. Adjustable difficulty level. Useful for casual play and practice. Well-designed gameplay.

Cons: No online functionality. No clear beginner's rulebook. Irritating in-app purchases. Poor customer service from developers.

Pros: Includes multiple game types. Power-ups provide a fresh twist. Fun and addictive gameplay. In-depth help and support.

Cons: Potions can be counter-productive. Sound effects can be annoying. No 'undo' function in free version. Graphics are fairly simplistic.

Pros: Includes 50 different solitaire game variations, from well-known classics to new unique game variants. Simple, sparse interface with no clutter. Multiple control types to suit your device. Decks are shuffled completely randomly rather than for or against player.

Cons: Doesn't support moving card stacks - only individual cards. Completely random shuffles mean some games are unwinnable with no warning. Some specific game variants have incorrectly implemented rules. Most individual game variants are available for free elsewhere.

Pros: 46 versions of solitaire available. Great themes and card deck styles. Play up to 7 players. Detailed stats on performances.

Cons: Some games are very hard to play. Only 3 deck styles.

Pros: Easy, simple and fun. Different card backgrounds available for purchase. Supports both English and Arabic. Integration with Twitter and Facebook.

Cons: The graphics need to be better. Logs you out every now and then. Certain options from the original game missing. Labels may not appear properly.

Pros: Set difficulty level. Game explanations. Saves your score.

Cons: Sometimes quite difficult. Some elements of interface are misleading.

Pros: Impressive 3D graphics. Easy to understand rules. Suitable for players of all ages. Fully customisable playing areas.

Cons: Not suitable for solo players. Tends to freeze from time to time. Can be rather slow. Not much game play variation.

Pros: Challenging roguelike experience. Thought-provoking narrative. Endless possibilities for deck-building.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Unique play-as-the-monster concept. Deep rune and card synergy system. Strategic path-building and high replay value.

Cons: Some repetitive encounters between runs.

Pros: A card matching game. Simple gameplay mechanics. No two runs feel the same.

Cons: Limited gameplay variety.