Paris Pinkney Apps
Tonk Classic 2 1.0.3
Tonk, also known as Tunk is a kind of knock rummy game. A standard52 card deck is used, without jokers. The cards have values asfollows: picture cards count 10 points, aces count 1 point andother cards count face value.The aim is, by drawing and discarding, to form your cards intospreads, which can be books of 3 or 4 equal ranked cards or runs of3 or more cards in suit, or to dispose of your cards by adding themto existing spreads (Hitting). You win if you manage to get rid ofall of your cards, or if you have the lowest value of unmatchedcards when someone stops the play.End of the playThe Game Play can end in 4 ways.1. Someone gets rid of all their cards without a finaldiscardThis may happen as a result of a player putting down a secondspread or hitting existing spreads on three occasions. This isusually called a tonk, or the player is said to "tonk out". Thewinner is paid a double stake by each other player.2. Someone runs out of cards by discarding their last cardThe player with no cards wins and each of the other players paysthe agreed basic stake to the winner. The winner is paid the basicstake by each other player.3. Someone drops or goes down or knocks at the start of theirturn.In this case everyone exposes the cards that remain in their handsand adds up the values of the cards they held. If the player whodropped has the lowest point count, that player wins and is paidthe basic stake by each of the other players. Else, if the playerwho dropped does not have the lowest count, the player who droppedmust pay twice the basic stake to everyone who has an equal orlower count.4. 49 or 50 points immediately after the deal. The winner ispaid a double stake by each other player.
BuFuggle 1.2
BuFuggle is a word search game where you canrace against the clock to find all of the available words in a 5 x5 grid, or race against an opponent to find the most words. You canconnect to an opponent over Bluetooth or LAN.*Over 3000 different boards to play*Test you word skills and increase your vocabulary in theprocess*The clock is ticking so keep an eye out for easy words firstType of words allowed: The only words that are allowed are thosethat can be found in a standard English dictionary. You may lookfor any type of word--noun, verb, adjective, adverb, etc. Pluralnouns are acceptable as are all verb tenses.Type of words not allowed: Proper nouns, abbreviations,contractions, hyphenated words, and foreign words that are not inan English dictionary.
Hearts - Classic 1.1.6
Hearts - Classic The object To score as few points as possible.Thetable Hearts is played with a single deck of 52 cards.Youropponents (played by your computer) are West, North, and East.Eachplayer receives 13 cards. How to play Players begin each handbypassing three cards to their opponent (except for everyfourthhand, when no cards are passed). The player holding the twoofclubs plays that card to start the first trick (game-speak forthecards played in a single round). Players must follow with acardfrom the same suit. If you don't have one, you can play anycard(except during the first trick, when you can't play a heart orthequeen of spades). Whoever plays the highest card takes thetrickand starts the next round. In Hearts, the cards are rankedfrom ace(high) to two (low). Players can start subsequent trickswith acard from any suit. The exception is hearts. You can't play aheartunless someone has played one in a previous trick. (Or, ingameparlance, until hearts have been broken.) The goal in hearts istopass all your hearts to other players (who are also trying topasstheirs to you). The game ends when a player reaches 100 points.Atthat point, the player with the fewest total points wins.ScoringEach heart in a trick equals 1 point. The queen of spades isworth13 points.
