Callbreak Ludo Rummy Solitaire 3.5

Callbreak, Ludo, Rummy, 29, Kitti, Solitaire, and Jutpatti are widely popular games among board and card game enthusiasts. Unlike other games like Marriage and 29, these games are relatively easy to learn and play. Our aim was to bring all of these games together into one platform so that players can enjoy a variety of games without the need to install and update multiple different games.

Below are the rules and descriptions of each game:

Call Break

Call Break, pronounced as 'kalbreak,' is a longer-duration game played with a standard deck of 52 cards among four players, with each player being dealt 13 cards. The rules of the game are straightforward to learn.

The game consists of five rounds with 13 tricks in each round. In every deal, players must play a card of the same suit. Spades are the default trump suit in Call Break. The player with the highest number of winning deals after the five rounds will be declared the winner. You can choose your bid, compete against opponents, and make precise bids for each deal to showcase your skills and strategies.

We are currently developing a multiplayer platform for Call Break, allowing you to play with your friends using either a hotspot or an internet connection. Stay tuned for updates!

Ludo

Ludo is perhaps the most straightforward board game ever. Players take turns rolling a dice and move their game pieces according to the number rolled on the dice. You can configure the rules of Ludo and play against computer-controlled opponents or other players simultaneously. Multiplayer mode for Ludo will be available soon.

Rummy - Indian and Nepali

Rummy is played between 2 to 5 players in Nepal and 13 cards are dealt to each player in India. The objective of the game is to create groups of sequences and sets to meet the game requirements. Jokers can be utilized to form sequences or sets provided that at least one pure sequence is arranged.

Dhumbal

Dhumbal is a fast and enjoyable game played by 2 to 5 players. The goal is to have the fewest sum of card numbers possible. You can discard pure sequences or paired cards to minimize your card value. If the total sum of card numbers is less than or equal to the required value, you can declare the game.

Kitti - 9 Cards

Kitti is a concise and entertaining game played with 9 cards between 2-5 players. In Kitti, players arrange three groups of three cards each. Similar to Teen-Patti or Faras, to win a round, you must win two consecutive shows. Unlike Call Break, you reveal three cards at a time. Once all Kitti cards are arranged into their respective groups, you reveal one group at a time and compare it with other players' groups. If your group wins, you win that particular show. Each round of the Kitti game consists of three shows. In case no one wins the round (i.e., no consecutive winning shows), it is called a Kitti, and the cards are reshuffled.

Solitaire – Classic

Following Call Break, Solitaire is arguably one of the most played card games ever. This game includes a classic version of Solitaire that you may have previously played on PC. Solitaire is relatively easy to play, with simple rules. The version of Solitaire included in this game requires you to chain alternate colored cards. This rule adds an extra layer of challenge to the game.

29 Card Game

29 is a trick-taking card game played by four players in two teams. Two players facing each other form a team and aim to win tricks using cards of the highest rank. The game starts clockwise, with each player placing a bid until the highest bid is set. The player with the highest bid becomes the Bid Winner and can choose to play single-handedly, excluding their teammate, for any round. A win is indicated by a 6 of hearts or diamonds card, while a loss is represented by a 6 of spades or clubs card. The game is won by the team that reaches a score of at least +6 points or causes the opponent's score to decrease to -6 points.

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