Card (93 programs)

Pros: Suitable for players of all ages. Smooth graphics and animations.

Cons: The game play is not very challenging. No multiplayer mode available.

Pros: Features iconic Warhammer 40,000 factions. Unique card game mechanics. Ranged and Melee combat modes. Dynamic battlefields.

Cons: Unhelpful tutorial. Slow progression.

Pros: Easy to play. Up to four players. Suitable for all ages. Comes with a tutorial.

Cons: Rather dull graphics. No single player mode. Gets rather repetitive. Horrible sound effects.

Pros: Visualized in pixel art style. Minimalistic Japanese-inspired setting. Turn-based strategy gameplay.

Cons: Unbalanced weapons. Lack of customizable starting load-outs.

Pros: A suitable pass time for card players. Customization rule elements are forgiving and useful.

Cons: Becomes unbalanced and loses replayablity. The graphics will be too primitive for some people.

Pros: Solid combat. Dark and engaging ambiance.

Cons: Repetitive. Only for RPG fans.

Pros: Detailed and engaging graphics. Lots of card decks to choose from.

Cons: Not much game play variation. Scores are deleted each week.

Pros: Offers over 175 different cards already existing from physical packs. Highly customizable. Has an in-game tutorial. Has both online multiplayer and single-player modes.

Cons: Doesn’t load properly often.

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.