Hover Disc 2 vs i.Blackjack

Try now the follow-up: Hover Disc 3 (also available on iPhone and Apple TV) *** AppPicker.com - "Hover Disc 2 is a great multi-player game for the iPad. [...] Overall, I really liked this game, how easy it is to play, and how much fun it was to play together on one device taking turns." *** *** AppAdvice.com - "For a light game with family or duels with friends, Hover Disc 2 is a fun and unique way to spend time together." *** As the name suggests, 'Hover Disc 2‘ is a pure multiplayer game. Play with up to four players on one iPad or find your opponent via Game Center for an online game. 'Hover Disc 2‘ combines the most exciting elements of boccia, billiards and ice stock sport to a thrilling multiplayer experience. Capture score-areas, place your discs as perfect as you can and kick your opponents discs out to anger them! That's 'Hover Disc 2‘! Of course, it’s the most fun when you sit at one table with your opponents, face to face! This game will rock your next party! - Pure multiplayer game - Two players on one iPad, in the PRO version up to four! - Online duels via Game Center for two players - Eleven different Power-Ups - Different boards - Family-friendly gameplay - Local player organizer - Great soundtrack - Game Center leaderboard and achievements - Chat function - Coordinated online-games If you have fun with multiplayer games like Hover Disc 1 or OLO, you will love Hover Disc 2! Watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Va1YkEg07F8

BLACKJACK Main characteristics: - Play Sevens against several CPU (1 to 4) or only against the dealer - Different game modes: American or European - It includes help and play explanation - Settings: Cards size, cards back color, sound, animations, speed, scoreboard, table and scores color... - Scores: Rounds, matches, best and worst,... - Achievements: They allow to achieve experiencie points - Save and load game - Landscape and vertical orientation Play: - The players who obtain a higher score than the dealer without going over win the round. The cards are worth their facial value except the face cards that are worth 10 points and the aces that are worth 1 or 11 points. - In the game two face-up cards are initially dealt for each player. The players decide whether to take more cards or to stand. If a player goes over 21 he loses. The dealer plays last and wins all the players who have scored lower or have busted. Scoring Blackjack: - The players who win the dealer get a point and if they do not lose it. If a player gets Blackjack he gets a point and a half. The rules settings allow changing some of this rules: - Maximum number of rounds - Number of decks - Split