Skat LITE vs Rule It

Skat - the most popular German card game! Play whenever you want Skat is a trick taking card game. It is the most popular German card game played by over 20 million people. The Skat app was #1 card game for over six weeks in the German App Store. Play the original on iPhone and iPad and enjoy many hours of intensive gameplay! Highlights: - Strong computer opponents - German and French deck of cards - Replay and in-game help for beginners - Customize the rules with Kontra, Re, Bock and Ramsch - Choose from three great background scenes  - Select your own photos for the computer opponents Warning: The spoken game sound is German language only. Please contact the authors if you are interested in a localized version. Thank you! Skat is a game of skill. German law recognizes, that playing Skat is not "gambling". The game is intended for an adult audience. This game does not offer "real money gambling" or an opportunity to win real money or prizes. Practice or success at social casino gaming does not imply future success at "real money gambling". Learn more at www.skat-game.com

Find the rule behind a sequence of cards.  The rule can be very easy like: "Color of new card must be different from color of previous card."  or hard like:  "If number of previous card is bigger than 7 then shape of new card must be different from shape of previous card, if not then shape must be the same." At the start of the game 4 cards are placed for you. If you want more cards just keep pressing the "I don't know yet" button. Once you discover the rule, you can use the "Yes" and "No" buttons to correctly place new cards. You can always go back and press the "I don't know yet" button again. The more cards you need before you can correctly place 6 cards in a row, the fewer the points you will win. A New game will be available every Friday for you to play. Friday games are the same for everyone playing the app. You can also buy new games and choose if you want to play an easy, medium or hard game. The new game will use one of the possible rules for the difficulty level you choose.