Battle - card game

Battle - card game

Who will win the battle?

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 16, 2019
  • March 19, 2025

Features

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About

A classic card game where players divide cards equally and compete by playing higher-ranked cards. The player with the higher card takes both, and a "battle" ensues for ties. The goal is to collect all the cards.

Two player modes (computer or local)
Deck shuffling option
Customizable table and card back textures
Simple one-finger controls
Classic card game rules
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What's New in Battle

1.2

March 19, 2025

Firebase fixed

Developer apps

FAQ

What are the rules of Battle?

In Battle, cards are divided equally. Players play their top card, and the higher card wins both. Ties trigger a "battle" where two more cards are played face down, then face up to determine the winner. The first player to collect all cards wins.

Does Battle have ads?

Yes, Battle contains advertisements. This allows the game to be offered for free to players.

Can I play Battle offline?

Yes, you can play Battle offline against the computer. The local multiplayer mode also does not require an internet connection.

What devices support Battle?

Battle is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for iOS users.

How often is Battle updated?

The latest version of Battle was released on March 19, 2025. Updates are released periodically to improve the game.

What is the age rating for Battle?

Battle is rated 12+ by the app store, indicating it is suitable for players aged 12 and older.

Can I customize the game in Battle?

Yes, Battle allows you to select the texture of the game table and the back of the cards, offering some visual customization.

What is the highest card in Battle?

Card ranks go from 6 up to Ace, with Ace being the highest, except for one rule: six beats Ace. This adds a unique twist to the card rankings.