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Net.IndianRummy is an interesting variant of Rummy which is mainly played in India.
The objective is easy: get rid of your penalty points as soon as possible. You can do
this by collecting runs (at least three consecutive cards of the same suit) or...
Net.Tarot is a challenging cross-platform trick-taking card game that requires four players and uses the traditional 78-card tarot deck. Net.Tarot provides multiplayer support and is compatible with numerous mobile and desktop platforms. In addition,...
Net.Tarot is a challenging cross-platform trick-taking card game that requires four players and uses the traditional 78-card tarot deck. Net.Tarot provides multiplayer support and is compatible with numerous mobile and desktop platforms. In addition,...
Net.Rummy HD is a challenging cross-platform trick-taking card game that requires 2 to 4 players. Net.Rummy provides multiplayer support and is compatible with numerous mobile and desktop platforms. In addition, Net.Rummy comes with 'robots' that will...
Net.Belote is a card game based on the french 'Belote' and played by 4 players using a normal deck playing cards with all 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 removed, resulting in 32 cards. Players sitting opposite to each other are partners and form two teams. The game is...
Net.Rummy HD is a challenging cross-platform trick-taking card game that requires 2 to 4 players. Net.Rummy provides multiplayer support and is compatible with numerous mobile and desktop platforms. In addition, Net.Rummy comes with 'robots' that will...
This game is a trick taking game based on the french 'Belote' and played by 4 players using a normal deck playing cards with all 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 removed, resulting in 32 cards. Players sitting opposite to each other are partners and form two teams. The...
The Chkobba is a traditional card game from North Africa (Tunisia and...
Net.IndianRummy is a 4 players variant of Rummy as it is played in...
Net.Scopa is a challenging trick-taking card game using the traditional 40-card Italian ‘Scopa’...
