Empty your stock pile first: a card game for 2 to 4 players, offline or online.
Pile Race is a card game for Android: you play cards in rising rows from 1 to 12 onto the four piles in the middle and try to be the first to empty your stock pile. The game belongs to the family of spite-and-malice card games.
HOW IT WORKS
• Every player has a stock pile, five cards in hand and four discard piles of their own
• Play cards from your hand, from your stock or from your discard piles onto the build piles in the middle: 1, 2, 3 up to 12
• Your turn ends when you put a card from your hand on one of your discard piles
• Jokers stand for any number
• Whoever empties their stock pile first wins
MODES
• Play alone against the computer on four levels: Beginner, Medium, Hard and Expert
• Two to four players on one device: the hand is hidden after every turn so nobody sees the others' cards
• Online against others: share a game with a code or invite saved partners, with a turn time limit (or none) and optional notifications
• Humans and computer opponents can be assigned to the seats as you like
RULES YOUR WAY
• Size of the stock pile (10 to 40 cards)
• Number of cards in hand (3 to 7)
• Number of jokers
• Random or fixed starting player
• Time per turn
• The full rules are in the app
COMFORT
• Tap or drag cards
• Colour-blind mode (brightness steps instead of colours)
• Several table colours and frames
• Sounds you can switch on and off one by one
• Your offline game is saved and you can continue it later
• Statistics for your games against the computer
• German and English, switchable in the app
ONLINE MODE
The online mode is optional and needs a confirmed email address. There is a limited number of free online games per week; an optional subscription (Premium) lifts that limit. Offline you play without an account and without the internet. No advertising, analytics or tracking services are included. The computer never sees your hand.
You can find the privacy policy, terms of use and legal notice in the app menu.
Nouveautés
The counters on the cards no longer have a dark background and do not cover the card number.