Nap Whist

Nap Whist

Five card whist game

2 ratings
9 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 19, 2018
  • July 19, 2026

Features

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About

This is a trick-taking card game where players bid to choose trumps and win tricks. It features variations in deck size based on player count and supports solo or multiplayer modes.

Trick-taking gameplay
Bidding for trumps
Variable deck sizes
Solo play
Multiplayer against friends or strangers
In-app rules guide
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What's New in Nap Whist

3.91

July 19, 2026

Bug fixes and improvements

1

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Nap Whist Ad Free

Ad free version of Nap

User reviews

Could be better.

Game would be far better without the use of Jokers. The AI players seem to get the better hands on a more regular basis.

Good But ………

Napoleon is an excellent Card Game. I’ve played it for years. This App Version whilst enjoyable falls a tad short on authenticity of the real game.

Firstly

There are far to many “ stonewalled hands “ particularly to the Robot Competitors ! Way to many in fact 👍

Secondly

There is excessive “ over bidding “ again particularly by the Robots and I include
“ Barbara “ who is anything but “ assured “ she and the other Robots constantly “ overbid “ despite not having a suitable “ hand “ with which to bid !

Thirdly

The use of Jokers is also questionable this was never a feature of the original game Napoleon. These should be replaced by an extra
Card of lower value.

Fourthly

The Robots clearly haven’t a clue when it comes to an end game which is evident by the amount of times these Robots end up with a card of similar suit. In the real Nap each player should be striving to retain the last card in a different suit to prevent a player from being successful in obtaining all
“ five tricks “

Fifthly

There should be “ points “ deducted for failure to win the desired 5 Tricks. This would also deter speculative “ bidding “ with a poor hand ! that has absolutely No Chance of succeeding ! all the Robots are guilty of this tactic. Two of them frequently over bid obviously to prevent falling far behind in Points.

Perhaps it’s not possible to change the current format ( I’m not a tech wiz )
As it is , it’s still enjoyable to play ( even though the Robots cheat ! and Do Not Follow the “ cards “ at critical moments ! but perhaps it needs some tinkering ( that’s a Cornish word 😉👌 )

Napoleon was my favourite Card game, I played for money with a regular school of players. It actually requires considerable Skill ! unlike Poker and Blackjack which is purely based on how deep your pockets are.

I don’t wish to be overtly critical of your efforts to bring this wonderful game to the to the iPhone which is definitely the “ smartest “ mobile device available but I respectfully suggest you have a
re~think on how you can make this particular Card Game far more realistic 👍

Regardless of my comments above, I will of course still enjoy your version and congratulations for bringing Napoleon to the App Store 👍

Kind Regards.

A.
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Glitchy

Nice quick game. Minimal ads. Glitchy at times. Rules could be better explained

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback, if you could please drop me a line about the glitches you’ve found I’d be happy to take a look at them (hit the little icon bottom right on the setup screen and scroll down to the email link)

Good game

Have enjoyed playing this game, I’m used to playing without jokers but easy enough to play with them.

great, but please add support for landscape mode

overall great game, but please add support for landscape mode…would be handy when swapping between other apps when ipad in that mode rather than having to turn ipad to portrait….

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FAQ

What is Nap Whist?

Nap Whist is a trick-taking card game where players bid to select trumps and win tricks. The game involves strategic bidding and card play, with variations in deck composition based on the number of players.

How many players can play Nap Whist?

Nap Whist supports solo play and multiplayer games. The deck size adjusts for four, five, or six players, and you can play against friends or strangers.

Does Nap Whist have ads?

Yes, Nap Whist contains advertisements. It is a free-to-play game supported by ads and offers in-app purchases.

What are the bidding rules in Nap Whist?

Players bid for the right to choose trumps and lead, with the minimum bid being 'Nap' (winning all five tricks). Higher bids like x2 or x3 increase the stakes.

How is the trump suit determined in Nap Whist?

The trump suit is determined by the first card played by the leader. Jokers can be played as any card not in the leader's hand, calling out corresponding cards held by other players.

What devices does Nap Whist support?

Nap Whist is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.

How often is Nap Whist updated?

The latest version of Nap Whist is 3.7, last updated on January 29, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements and new features to the game.

What is the age rating for Nap Whist?

Nap Whist has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of players.