KORT — карты на четверых

KORT — карты на четверых

Онлайн с друзьями или ботами

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2026
  • July 11, 2026

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Simple to learn — impossible to put down. KORT is a traditional Uyghur card game that you can now play online with real people. It plays like Hokm or Whist, but with stricter rules — winning is harder, and every move counts. This is a game for people who love to think. Best of all, you don't play alone — you play in pairs, with a partner by your side. Every move is about tactics, emotions, and teamwork. Gather a table of four, call trumps, take tricks, and outplay your rivals in live online matches. KORT delivers real excitement and true team spirit! Features: - 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 - Strict rules that are easy to pick up but hard to master Take a seat with your partner — and prove your team is stronger.
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What's New in KORT

1.0.6

July 11, 2026

BAVAN — the legendary bet arrives! Took a KORT or AT-KORT? Raise the stakes: your team's cards are revealed to everyone, and you have 30 seconds to decide. Take all 13 tricks for BAVAN (+10) or AT-BAVAN (+13) and win the match instantly. Lose even one trick — opponents get +5. Dare to go. Rules are in the Rules section. Bots can call bavan too — wisely. ALSO: - The game survives app switching: create a room, send the code, come back — everything's in place - Fixed freezes on reconnection and host changes

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