Dos: Fun Family Card Game

Dos: Fun Family Card Game

Dos is a fun card game!

252 ratings
28 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 27, 2019
  • April 22, 2025

Features

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About

This card game is a sequel to a popular matching game. Players aim to be the first to discard all their cards by matching numbers on two central piles. Special rules allow playing two cards if they add up to the target number, and shouting "Dos!" when down to two cards.

Match numbers on two central piles
Play two cards if they sum to the target number
Shout "Dos!" when down to two cards
Play with friends or others globally
2, 3, or 4 player modes
Achievements and leaderboards
Create private rooms
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What's New in Dos

2.3

April 22, 2025

Minor bug fixes.

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$4.99

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User reviews

Used to be fun

Was fun but now long ads run between every hand. It’s not entertaining enough to warrant watching all the ads. Deleting the app.

Peneilities

I don’t understand why I’m getting penaltie cards after I say DOS

If the appointment is giving me penaltie cards he can’t do that if I can’t

Good Game with Major Bugs

This has the potential to be a really fun game, but the bugs make it frustrating instead. For example, sometimes on the offline game (I haven’t tried the online version) when you’ve earned enough points to reach 200, the countdown freezes at 1 second. When this happens, the only option is to hit the Home button. This starts a new game without showing the win. Further, periodically even though the system knowledges that you have clicked the Dos button to show you’re down to two cards, it will still penalize you by giving you two more cards. Fix the bugs please!
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Don’t let the ratings fool you!

Nothing works right within the app!!! Online, offline, and play with friends end the game each round; although, there are times you may get 2-3 rounds in, you never actually get to play a full game (to 200 points)! You also have to watch ads for games that you don’t get to fully play! Download the app and see for yourself, you’ll be deleting it quicker than it took you to find, because it’s not very searchable on the App Store either. Enjoy being frustrated more than being entertained!!!!! CREATOR OF THIS APP NEEDS TO DO BETTER!!!!!
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DOS

One of the best card games easy to lear and you can play with friends 10 out of 10

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FAQ

What is Dos?

Dos is a fun card game that serves as a follow-up to the classic game Uno. The main objective is to be the first player to get rid of all your cards. It introduces new mechanics where numbers are important and players can play on two central piles.

How do you play Dos?

Players aim to play cards from their hand by matching the number of the last played card on one of the two face-up cards in the center. A unique feature allows players to play two cards if their sum equals the number on a center card. When a player has only two cards left, they must shout "Dos!"

Is Dos a free game?

Yes, the game is described as fast-paced, competitive, and fun for free. However, the application data indicates it has in-app purchases, suggesting that while the core game is free, there may be optional purchases available.

Can I play Dos with friends?

Yes, the game offers multiple ways to play with others. You can play with friends or other players around the globe, and there are options to create private rooms to invite friends and family specifically.

What are the different ways to match cards in Dos?

There are two primary ways to match a face-up card in Dos. First, you can play a single card that exactly matches the number on one of the face-up cards. Second, you can play two cards from your hand if their numbers add up to the number on one of the face-up cards.