Hearts: Card Game+

Hearts: Card Game+

Fun Competitive Card Game

11K ratings
217 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 7, 2022
  • December 18, 2025

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Experience a classic competitive card game with intelligent AI opponents that adapt to your play style. Enjoy offline play, helpful hints, and an undo function for a relaxing and fun gaming experience. Perfect for both beginners and experienced players looking to improve their skills.

Adaptive AI opponents
Offline play
Intelligent hints system
Undo function
Beginner-friendly guide
Fair play features
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What's New in Hearts

2.1.3

December 18, 2025

Thank you for playing! This update includes performance optimizations to improve stability.

User reviews

A disillusioned game

A game to be won on luck instead of skill

Best game ever

I mean, it was good but like I wouldn’t
play it every day like it was the best game ever but like also not

Horrible when you get to higher levels

This game was great when started, but is against you when you get up to higher levels. It sticks you with the queen alone or is always passed alone when you have one spade. Like I said when you’re first starting out… great game, but the developer has rigged the fun out of the game at the higher levels.
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Fun but definitely coded against you

Hearts is about random cards but it’s clear, after hundreds of hours playing this game, that it is coded to “stack the deck” against you on certain rounds. Then if you have too many points the game ensures one or more computer players “take a dive” near the end to catch up to your miserable performance it set up for you early on. No strategic decisions can be made because the game ensures the other computer players have the proper cards to ruin you at every turn. Sadly, I keep going back to this game and every time it is obvious that the cards are not random but prearranged and also arranged mid game to suit its difficulty coding.
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Horrible.

Whoever is in charge of RIGGING THE GAMES at Hearts+ needs to learn to be human. Extremely disappointing. Will play different app’s game.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Miscalculation of scores

Bug

Crashes or freezes on certain devices

Bug

Inconsistent card dealing and gameplay

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to play against real players online

Feature

Option to disable or customize in-game animations

Feature

Addition of classic Hearts rules (e.g., Jack of Diamonds, Shoot the Moon)

Feature

Improved AI behavior and difficulty scaling

Feature

Ability to quit or restart games

Feature

FAQ

What is this app?

This app offers a classic competitive card game experience. It features intelligent AI opponents that adapt to your play style, making each game a unique challenge. You can enjoy offline play, utilize helpful hints, and even undo moves to refine your strategy.

How does the AI work?

The artificial intelligence in this game is designed to be adaptive and fair. It learns your playing style and adjusts its difficulty accordingly. The app also includes an even more intelligent hints feature powered by AI to guide your decisions and improve your chances of winning.

Is this game free to play?

Yes, this game is free to play. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted and enjoyable gaming experience.

Can I play this game offline?

Absolutely. One of the key benefits of the AI opponents is that you can play them offline, meaning no Wi-Fi is required to enjoy this card game. This makes it perfect for playing anywhere, anytime.

What are the basic rules of Hearts?

In Hearts, the goal is to avoid scoring points. Each heart suit card is worth 1 point, and the Queen of Spades is worth 13 points. If you manage to collect all available points in a round, it's called 'Shooting the Moon,' and the points are awarded to your opponents.