Spades - Offline Card Game

Spades - Offline Card Game

Play Spades Classic card game!

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2 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 6, 2023
  • May 4, 2026

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Experience a classic trick-taking card game played in pairs where spades are always trump. Bid on tricks, strategize your moves, and aim to reach a target score to win. Offers various game modes and customizable rules for a personalized experience.

Trick-taking gameplay
Bidding mechanics
Spades as trump
Multiple game modes (Classic, Solo, Mirror, Whiz)
Customizable rule settings
Offline play
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What's New in Spades

1.1

May 4, 2026

-Stability improvements and bug fixes.

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User reviews

Ok

Maybe be a little TOO luck based. No real gaming skills. I’m sure upcoming updates can only make this better.

Not easy or fun

First, there is this huge box that covers a large portion of the playing area at the beginning of every game which asks you if you want to see your cards or play blind nil. It also darkens the remaining part of the screen so it’s difficult to see the other players’ bids. Second, a second large box opens for you to choose your bid, again, darkening the remaining screen so you can barely see the other players’ bids. Third, my bot partner doesn’t seem to understand that needlessly taking overtricks gives us “bags” that eventually add up to 10 and we loose 100 points. And when my bot partner isn’t taking too many tricks, it constantly overbids its hand! Frustrating! I played about 10 games, then deleted the app.
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FAQ

How do you play Spades?

In Spades, players bid on the number of tricks they think they can win. Spades are always the trump suit. You must follow suit if possible, otherwise play a trump or discard. The trick is won by the highest card of the led suit or the highest trump. Spades cannot be led until they have been 'broken' (played as trump).

What are the different game modes in Spades?

Spades offers Classic mode where you bid with a partner, Solo mode where each player gets their own points, Mirror mode where you bid based on your Spades cards, and Whiz mode where you can bid 'Nil' or the number of your Spades cards.

Can I customize the rules in Spades?

Yes, Spades allows for various rule settings. You can customize options such as when Spades can be led, minimum and maximum ending points, and points for bidding Nil or Blind Nil.

Is Spades available offline?

Yes, Spades is designed for offline play, allowing you to enjoy the classic card game without an internet connection.

What is the objective of Spades?

The main objective is to accurately bid the number of tricks you expect to take and then win at least that many tricks. The first player or team to reach a predetermined score, such as 250 or 500 points, wins the game.

Does Spades have ads?

Yes, the game contains advertisements. This is common for free-to-play mobile games that offer in-app purchases.

What is the age rating for Spades?

Spades has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.

How does the bidding system work in Spades?

Players bid the number of tricks they believe they can win. Bidding 'Nil' means you aim to win zero tricks, and 'Blind Nil' is a riskier version of this bid. Accurate bidding is crucial for scoring points.