Quintra vs AudioGameAccess

Quintra brings poker hands to a shared board. Place cards to build pairs, straights, flushes, and more across rows and columns. Connect with cards already in play, find the right opening, and turn one card into points in two directions. ONE BOARD. SO MANY POSSIBILITIES. Build on what's there, line up bonus spaces, and watch for opportunities where hands cross. Your best move could also give your opponent something to work with. PLAY FRIENDS AT YOUR PACE Trade turns through Game Center whenever you're ready. Match Play spans two rounds with the same deal and swapped seats, giving both players a chance to make the most of each hand. A FRESH PUZZLE EVERY DAY Fit the cards to match every marked poker hand. Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard, then see how your completion time stacks up on the daily puzzle leaderboards. EIGHT TURNS. MAKE EACH ONE COUNT. Take on the Daily Challenge: a daily deal, eight solo turns, and a leaderboard to climb. Find the connections that turn a good score into a great one. PLAY SOLO Learn the board in Practice or take on the computer in Match Play. Choose your difficulty and try new approaches at your own pace. MAKE IT YOURS Earn XP, level up, and chase goals and achievements as you play. Unlock new card decks and board looks to make Quintra feel like yours. Every poker hand changes the game.

AudioGameAccess is a platform of games played entirely by ear, made for blind and visually impaired people. Sounds guide you, and VoiceOver tells you everything else. The games: - archery, in three levels, and bowling; - Feather Flight, a skill game; - card games: Ninety-nine, Crazy Eights, Golf, President, a colour card game, and a car race played with cards; - dice games: a five-dice game, with its combinations to fill, and Farkle; - board games: Parcheesi and Camembert Culture, a general knowledge quiz; - Four in a Row, a puzzle game: be the first to line up four tokens in an upright grid; - hangman, Sea Battle and a word game on a grid of letters; - One Word, a cooperative word game online, for 3 to 8 players: each one helps a player guess a mystery word, with a single word; - Métropole, a city-building game where you are the mayor. Every game has its own manual, in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. On iPhone, two ways to play: - with VoiceOver, the whole screen becomes the game: you play with gestures, without looking for buttons; - without VoiceOver, real buttons, cards and dice to touch, in large text and high-contrast colours for visually impaired players. Play with others: online, open a table, invite your friends or play against bots. Chat in writing and by voice, send private messages, keep a friends list and follow the leaderboards. A game can be saved and resumed later. Offline, every game but One Word can be played alone or against bots, with no account. To play online, create a free account with your email address. Other players never see it. You can block or report a player, and delete your account from the app. 3D sound on headphones places every sound around you.