Pair Away vs Descarte

Pair Away is a simple matching game for anyone to play. Levels can be played in a short amount of time, and great for filling any extra minute. The game starts out simple with only a few types of pairs, but quickly gets harder as you unlock more difficulty levels. Challenge your friends on immortal mode by endlessly matching pairs to obtaining the highest score. As you collect pairs, you can unlock and use themes when you play each level. Track your stats and achievements as you play and compare with your friends. HOW TO PLAY • Animated how to play to easily learn the game MULTIPLE LEVELS • Unlock and play through 10 different difficulty levels GAME MODES • Play with 1, 2, or 4 total decks IMMORTAL • Endless level to challenge your friends at matching pairs THEMES • 40 Themes to unlock and use while playing Pair Away GAME CENTER • Over 25 Achievements to unlock throughout the game, such as using themes and winning levels STATS • Stats to keep track of your progress as you compete and try to unlock achievements UNIVERSAL • Pair Away can be played on all iOS devices If you have any recommendations or comments please contact us with your ideas!

Descarte, also known as 150, is a cards game quite similar to UNO. The goal is to end up without cards in your hand. The game starts with five cards for each player and one on the table. At turns, each player has to play a card on top of the card on the table, of the same suit or number of such card. Before reaching the last card, the player must declare "Last card", in other case he will receive two cards as punishment. There are some cards with special effects: Two (2): Makes the next player to receive 2 cards, unless he has another two or a joker to play. This effect is cumulative, meaning that if one player plays a two and the second also do it, the third one will take 4 cards and so on. Four (4): The next player is skipped. Seven (7): The player has to play a second time. Sota (10): This card allows the player to change the suit on the play. King (12): Changes the direction of playing. Joker: Works similar to the two, but makes the next player to take 5 cards instead of 2. When a player reach 200 points or more, he is eliminated from the game. The last player on the game is the winner. The points to add at the end of each hand are obtained from the cards that the player has not discarded. For example, if at the end of the hand a player has a one and a nine, he adds 10 points to his total points. The two adds 20 points and the joker 50.