Card (251 programs)

Pros: Clean and relaxing design. Multiple layouts and difficulty levels. Smooth controls and stable performance. Accessible for all skill levels.

Cons: Limited visual variety. Lacks alternative game modes.

Pros: Traditional Mahjong experience. Oozing visual appeal. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Combines tile-matching with city-building strategy. Set in a vibrant Ancient Roman environment. Free to play and available on multiple devices. Playable both online and offline.

Cons: Gameplay may become repetitive over time.

Pros: Free to play. Clear instructions and automated scoring. Achievements, stats, and leaderboards. Unlockable cards, backgrounds, and peg boards.

Cons: Basic graphics. No online multiplayer. Limited advanced gameplay variations. AI difficulty options may feel simple for expert players.

Pros: Beautiful graphics and sound design. Fun storylines and bingo variety. Free daily rewards and power-ups.

Cons: No real-money rewards. Pushy in-app purchases.

Pros: Large selection of football players. Built on the secure blockchain. Cards can be sold for cryptocurrency.

Cons: High learning curve required.

Pros: Easy-to-learn mechanics. Combines card and exploration gameplay. Unique hand-drawn map.

Cons: The difficulty level is quite high. Cards that players used can never be collected again. Some cards are not that useful.

Pros: Similar gameplay to the physical card game. Multiplayer online mode. Bluetooth multiplayer mode. Single-player offline mode.

Cons: Poor shuffling. Biased card distribution. Hard to join a game room.

Pros: Enjoyable strategic gameplay. Hand-drawn graphics and animations.

Cons: No multiplayer support.

Pros: Cute 2D pixel art. Unique dice-building gameplay. Turn-based rogue-lite mechanics.

Cons: No tutorial. Font can be hard to read.

Pros: Compete in real-time Digimon competitions. Follows Digimon CCG rules. Available in multiple international languages.

Cons: Lacks new, exciting game mechanics.