Mravenci vs Prší (Prsi)

ENGLISH: No one of the black and red ants doesn't remember who and when started their age-old war for the "Near Two Spruces" anthill. To end their timeless duels they decided to build castles with which their could acquire dominion of the whole territory. The goal of the game is to build 100-height castle or to destroy enemy castle. Tap to card to play it, swipe up the card to discard it. Every card needs certain quantity of raw materials. Speed of its generation depends on team quantity. ===== ČESKY: Nikdo z černých ani červených mravenců si již nepamatuje, kdo a kdy začal jejich odvěkou válku o mraveniště "U dvou smrků". Aby věčným soubojům učinili konec, rozhodli se postavit hrady, s jejichž pomocí by získali nadvládu nad celým územím. Cílem hry je postavit hrad o výšce 100 nebo zničit hrad soupeře. Stiskem (tapem) lze vynést kartu, tahem (swipem) zdola nahoru na kartě ji odložíte. Každá karta spotřebuje určité množství surovin. Rychlost tvorby surovin závisí na množství týmů. Hra byla s laskavým svolením autora převzata z původní desktopové hry, která byla snadno a rychle vytvořena v programovacím nástroji PETR.

Make room for one more round. Prší (Prsi) brings a traditional Czech and Slovak card game to your phone. A cousin of Crazy Eights and Mau-Mau, it uses 32 German-suited cards: acorns, bells, hearts and leaves. Your goal is to empty your hand. A card game for familiar faces • Start Prší instantly with Play now. Play offline against the computer on easy, medium or hard. • Pass one phone around, with cards hidden between turns. • Play online with friends and family at a private table. Share a 4-letter table code or an invite link. No accounts, public lobby or matchmaking. • Send quick chat phrases and emoji, or sound the gong to remind someone it is their turn. Your table, your rules • Choose Klasické prší, Tvrdé prší, Tri hore, Tri hore + rýchlik or 2-rýchlik. • In Tri hore, a seven means draw 3, an ace skips a turn and the ober court card changes suit. • Tri hore + rýchlik lets you play same-rank cards together. Four of a kind gives you another turn. • Save your own house rules in the Prší rule editor. Keep the table going • Play a single game, a series of rounds or knockout: each loss costs one card until only one player remains. • Choose full finish to keep the round going until only one person holds cards, with a trophy, medals and finishing places. Make yourself at home Choose historic Czech cards with full-length figures, a clean modern deck or the French-suited Žolík deck. Pick card backs, table backgrounds, a red-and-white gingham tablecloth, hand-fan shapes and sounds. Drag or tap to play and draw. 10 languages and two regional Slovak dialects. No registration. Free with ads after a finished game; a one-time purchase removes ads. From TaviTavi.