Tschau Sepp: Swiss Card Game

Tschau Sepp is the card game Swiss families play at the kitchen table - now on your phone, against one, two or three computer players. HOW IT WORKS Lay a card of the same suit or the same rank as the top card. Can't? Draw one. The first to get rid of all their cards wins the round - but say "Tschau" with your second-last card and "Sepp" with your last, or take two cards as a penalty. THE SPECIAL CARDS - 7: the next player takes two cards - unless they answer with a 7 of their own - 8: the next player is skipped - Ace: you go again - Under (Jack): fits on anything and lets you wish for a suit HOUSE RULES Every table plays it a little differently, so you choose: - Sevens stack or not - A 6 reverses the direction - Penalty for forgetting Tschau or Sepp on or off - 2, 3 or 4 players - A single round, or a game to 100, 200 or 500 points MADE FOR SWITZERLAND - French cards or Swiss-German cards (Schellen, Schilten, Rosen, Eicheln) - Opponents called Ueli, Vreni and Beat - Easy, Normal and Hard opponents - the hard ones hit you with a 7 when you are about to go out ALSO - Opens straight onto a dealt hand - no menus in the way - Cards you can play are raised, so you always see your options (can be switched off) - Full rules one tap away - Plays completely offline, no account needed - Light and dark theme - In English, German, French, Italian and Spanish Free with ads: a banner under the table and, now and then, a full-screen ad between rounds.

First public release: play Tschau Sepp offline against 1-3 computer players, with Swiss or French cards and games to 100, 200 or 500 points.