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Popular Classic Card Game: Seven Bridges

Seven Bridges is a captivating Japanese card game blending elements of Rummy and Mahjong. The objective? Get rid of your hand faster than your opponents! You achieve this by forming melds – sets of cards with the same number (groups) or consecutive numbers of the same suit (sequences) – and then laying them down. You can also enhance your score by tagging other players' melds, utilizing their discards to create your own melds (Pong or Chi). Unlike Mahjong's complexity, Seven Bridges simplifies the experience with only seven cards in hand and two meld types, making it accessible to newcomers. The scoring system works by tallying the points remaining in opponents' hands at the end of a round. Strategic melding is key; revealing melds reduces your points but also makes them vulnerable to tagging by other players. The game strikes a perfect balance between calculated risk and strategic concealment, making it enjoyable for families and friends of all ages.

Key Features:

• Intuitive Gameplay: The game intelligently guides you, only allowing you to select playable cards and actions according to the rules.
• Easy-to-Learn Rules: Clear and concise instructions make it simple to pick up, even for those unfamiliar with card games of this type.
• Detailed Statistics: Track your progress and see your win rate.
• Flexible Game Length: Play with 1, 5, or 10 rounds to fit your schedule.

How to Play:

Select a card and press the corresponding button to perform an action. Buttons are only active when a valid card is selected.

• Discard: Select a card and press the "Discard" button.
• Meld: Select cards that create a meld and press the "Meld" button.
• Tag: Select a tag and press the "Tag" button. If multiple attachment points exist, choose where to attach.
• Pong/Chi Declarations: Buttons will appear to declare Pong or Chi when possible. Select the card to put out and press "OK" if multiple options exist.
• Pass: Skip your turn.

Pricing:

Completely free to play!

What's New (Version 1.3 - November 7, 2024):

Updated libraries.

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