Swoop Card Game

Swoop Card Game

by Bradley Johansen

26 ratings
25 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 2, 2025
  • May 29, 2026

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About

This card game challenges players to be the first to empty their hand by strategically playing cards onto a central pile. Special card combinations or 'Swoops' clear the pile, while playing higher cards or being unable to play forces players to take the pile. Mystery cards add an extra layer of strategy.

Play all cards first
Create 'Swoops' to clear pile
Mystery cards for strategy
Play against AI opponents
Two decks plus Jokers
Point scoring system
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What's New in Swoop Card Game

2.0.3

May 29, 2026

Minor adjustment in animation timing

User reviews

You won’t win

I like this game a lot but you won’t win.
Also, do you think there would ever be an option to play with friends instead of just computers. That would be amazing

Great game

This code follows the actual rules of the game which I appreciate!

Not fun

Too many AI bots playing against you.
I have played 310 games and only won 21. The 3 players you play against always have too many wild cards. It could be a fun game if you dealt random cards to each player. The AI players all seem to play against you. So what’s the point a computer can beat a human?
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It's Got Me Hooked

Great app. We recently learned this card game and soon after I went searching for an app. Found this one and like it a lot. Highly recommend.

A few tweaks I would love to see:
- An undo button. Sometimes I fat finger the wrong card or just immediately realize I didn't make the best play.
- Make my screen stay on longer. I often play while doing other things in between turns but then I have to keep opening my phone back up. I wish it'd stay awake longer.
- Make the game stay put even if I have to switch to something else on my phone. Sometimes I come back and it's still in the same game, but most of the time it has reset and I have to start a new game. There seems to be no rhyme or reason. I would like to just pickup where I left it.

Down the road, maybe you could even play with other players?? My whole family would love that!!!
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Awesome!

Very fun game and well written software! It is helpful in learning the strategy of playing Swoop. The bots you play against are smart and know the strategy and this helps you learn to play better. Thanks for this great game!

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FAQ

What is Swoop Card Game?

Swoop Card Game is a digital card game where the objective is to be the first player to play all the cards from your hand. Players strategically play cards onto a central pile, aiming to create 'Swoops' by playing four cards of the same number in succession or by playing a 10 or Joker. If a player cannot play a card, they must pick up the pile.

How do you win Swoop Card Game?

You win a hand by being the first player to play all the cards in your hand. The game ends when a player reaches 300 points, with points being tallied from unplayed cards in opponents' hands at the end of each hand. The player with the lowest score when someone reaches 300 points is the overall winner.

What are the special cards in Swoop?

The special cards in Swoop are the 10s and Jokers, which are referred to as 'Swoop Cards'. Playing a 10 or a Joker immediately removes the pile from the table and grants the player another turn. These cards are also worth 50 points if left unplayed in a player's hand at the end of a round.

Can I play Swoop Card Game on different devices?

The provided description does not specify compatibility with different operating systems or devices. However, as it is a digital card game, it is likely designed for mobile platforms like iOS or Android.

What is the point system in Swoop?

In Swoop, Ace through Nine cards are worth their face value in points. Jack, Queen, and King cards are worth 10 points each. The special Swoop Cards, the 10 and Joker, are worth 50 points each. At the end of a hand, players count the points of their unplayed cards, and the game concludes when a player reaches 300 points.