Asobiba: Cards, Shogi, Poker

32 classic games in one free app, made in Japan. Cards, Shogi, Poker, Solitaire, Mahjong and many more, all playable offline. No full-screen ad will ever pop up in the middle of your game. [WHY ASOBIBA] - Play offline: on a plane or in the subway, all 32 games play start to finish. - Free, no account: no sign-up, no login. Full-screen video ads only play when you choose to watch one, for example to get an extra undo. - Continue anytime: close the app mid-game and pick up from the same spot next time. - Records: personal bests, wins and streaks for every game on one screen. - Play the CPU: one-on-one board and card games, plus four-player Mahjong, Daifugo, Old Maid, Hearts and Color Relay against three CPU opponents. - Game Center: global leaderboards and achievements. - Make it yours: move favorites to the top and hide the rest. - English and Japanese: switch the language anytime in Settings. [THE GAMES] - Daifugo: a Japanese climbing card game with revolutions and card swaps. - Old Maid: four players, three CPUs. Pair up and discard, draw from your neighbor, and don't get stuck with the Joker. A CPU holding it may give it away. - Hearts: four-player trick-taking against three CPUs. Avoid hearts (1 point each) and the queen of spades (13). Lowest total wins. - Speed: play cards one up or down on the two center piles before the CPU does. No turns, and three CPU paces. - Blackjack: beat the dealer without going over 21. - Poker: five-card draw against the CPU. Play a 10-round match and score points for the hands you make. - Memory Match: find the pairs before the CPU does. - Hanafuda Koi-Koi: match cards by month and build scoring sets. Call "koi-koi" to double your points, if you dare. - Card Shiritori: grab picture cards whose words chain together, against the CPU and the clock. (The words are in Japanese.) - Solitaire: the classic, with draw-one or draw-three. - FreeCell: every deal is checked to be solvable. - Spider Solitaire: one, two or four suits. - Shogi: Japanese chess against a capable CPU, with even and handicap games. - Mahjong (4-player): full riichi rules with pon, chi, kan and complete scoring. - Go: 9x9 board against the CPU, with area scoring and handicap stones. - Chess: full rules including castling, en passant and promotion. - Osero: sandwich your opponent's discs to flip them to your color, and fight the CPU for the corners. - Gomoku: five in a row on a 15x15 board, with or without forbidden moves. - Mahjong Solitaire: clear matching tiles in pairs, with hints and reshuffles. - Number Place: 9x9 logic puzzles in three levels, each with exactly one solution. - 2048: swipe and merge tiles to reach 2048. - Minesweeper: three board sizes, with flags. - 15 Puzzle: slide the tiles into order in the fewest moves. - Block Breaker: clear every block, with power-ups. - Charinko Ojisan: a tap-to-jump runner across 42 stages in seven worlds. Endless mode too. - Sakugoe Ojisan: a home run derby. Hit the machine's pitches over the fence. Three free rounds a day. - Ojisan's Box Puzzle: stack falling pairs of boxes and clear four or more in a row. Every box strains Ojisan's back. - Quick Mental Math: numbers appear one at a time; add them in your head and enter the total. - Color Relay: match the top card by color or number and be the first to empty your hand, against three CPUs. - Ojisan no Bonsai: drop bonsai into the garden; two of the same kind merge into a grander one. - Dice Combos: roll five dice up to three times a turn and fill 12 scoring categories. - Ojisan's Hidden Cats: a solo logic puzzle. Find the cats hiding in the house, one per room, row and column, never touching. [GREAT FOR] - Commutes and flights with no signal - A five-minute brain workout - When you feel like a game of shogi or mahjong