KORT: Uyghur Card Game

KORT: Uyghur Card Game

Like Hokm, Rung & Court Piece

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2026
  • August 26, 2026

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Simple rules. Deep strategy. KORT is a traditional Uyghur card game that you can now play online with real people. It's a trick-taking game like Hokm, Court Piece and Whist, but KORT's rules are stricter — winning is harder, and every move takes calculation. It's a game for those who love to think. And the best part — you don't play on your own, but as a team with a partner. Every move is tactics, emotion, and having your partner's back. Gather a table of four, call trumps, take tricks, and outplay your opponents in live online matches. KORT brings vivid moments and a true team spirit! Features: - Free multiplayer card game - Online 2-on-2 matches with players from around the world - Play with friends in a private room using a code - Knockout mode in private rooms: up to 6 players — losers swap places with spectators - Practice against bots — learn the rules at your own pace - Rules that are easy to pick up but take time to master How to play: Four players sit at the table and split into two teams of two. Each round a trump suit is called, then players take turns and win tricks. The team that takes the required number of tricks wins. It sounds simple — but behind that simplicity lies deep tactics where memory, calculation and teamwork with your partner all matter. Take a seat with your partner — and prove your team is stronger.
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What's New in KORT

1.1.0

August 26, 2026

More stable online play We've moved the game to dedicated servers. Matches no longer freeze when someone minimizes the app, rooms don't disappear from the list, and player names display correctly. Reconnecting after a dropped connection is also more reliable now.

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