Spades - Pro app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
3536 ratings )
Games
Entertainment
Card
Strategy
Developer: Byterun
1.99 USD
Current version: 2.2, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 05 Dec 2013
App size: 53.29 Mb
Enhanced version of Spades card game.
Additional features:
- Statistics of played games
- 3 levels of difficulty
- Partner strategy setup
- Adjustable win points
- Optional blind nil bid
Pros and cons of Spades - Pro app for iPhone and iPad
Spades - Pro app good for
Been using this App over a year and can find nothing comparable to it for the feel of actual real time play!
Really enjoy this game... one of my favourites. Used to play it with my family years ago, using a deck of cards... only we called it "bid whist" back then. Perhaps there are different names, depending on the country you live in... Im in western Canada.
I am really enjoying this game.. I very much like the style and the way we play the cards.awesome!
Visually and functionally well designed. This was not the first spades game I tried, but I didnt feel the need to continue looking after playing this for awhile.
Fast play and adjustable partner strategy help to make it the best I have tried ..Like it ....
Some bad moments
Unhappy with this purchase as the app constantly quits. Like to play it while it works for a few hands
There is no way I will continue to purchase games that by design has the computer "partner" playing against me. It takes the fun out of the game. I dont mind losing fair and square but losing because the app developers have designed the simulated player to perform at the level of an idiot is unacceptable.
The partner bids nil with the Ace of spades!! Every time now!! I paid for this game!! Not Happy
Easy to use and easy on the eyes but computer plays stupidly as both opponents and teammate. Nil bids with two aces, spade cutting by comp teammate, poor bids are just a few bugs that plague this game. AI needs a lot of work.
This a bogus game of spades! All players but you can lead with spades anytime even if they are not broken, which is contrary to the rules of REAL SPADES. Your partner bids nil with the Ace of spades...are you kidding! If you bid nil with a single mediocre spade you partner is very capable of initially leading out with a 2 or 4 or spades leaving you high and dry. Your partner usually has two under what he/she bids thus over books. Obviously the designers do not know about the game of Spades.
Extremely poorly written app! Partner starts the game leading a spade, WTH! Bids Nill with ace of spades, learn the game before you write a program!