Flying Eggs: Guan Dan

Guan Dan (掼蛋) takes its name from 掼弹 — "throwing bombs." Once you've watched a bomb detonate a hand you were certain you'd won, the name makes sense. Flying Eggs is a complete implementation of Guan Dan, the four-player partnership climbing game. Two decks, two teams, and tactical play. No one game is like the next. Who will empty their hand first, on their way to the top of the ladder? PLAY OFFLINE Quick Play runs entirely on your device. No connection, no account, no waiting for a table, no ads. Your opponents are AI at various difficulty levels. Matches save automatically, so you can stop mid-hand and pick it up later. PLAY ONLINE Matches seat you with three other real players. Every seat pays an in-game coin buy-in and the winning team takes the pot. If someone drops out, the AI takes their seat rather than leaving their partner stranded. LEARN IT A guided tutorial covers the combinations, the level system, and what beats what — it assumes you have never seen the game before. The full rules are in the app. If you play Dou Dizhu, Tichu or Big Two, you'll find your feet in a hand or two. WHAT'S IN IT • Full Guan Dan rules — bombs, straight flushes, full houses, wild cards, levels • Offline play against a trained AI, with automatic save and resume • Online matches against real players • Interactive tutorial and in-app rules • Hints when you want a second opinion • Background music PREMIUM An optional subscription adds gameplay tools — undo, stronger hints, auto-pass, trick history, alternative card sorting. Everything above is playable without it. Coins are earned by playing, by watching an optional ad, or bought in packs. They are in-game currency only: they have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for money.

The very first release.