28 Card Game Offline: iPhone vs Android

The Twenty-Eight Card game is an exciting and challenging trick-taking card game that involves two teams of four players each. It uses only 32 cards from a standard deck and is popular in South Asia. You need to be smart, attentive, and good at remembering cards to win this game. You can play this game Offline in two modes: classic and advanced. Each mode has a single-round and a multi-round option.

Enjoy the 28 Card Game Offline with these features:
* Play with smart AI(bots) that challenge you
* Play anytime, anywhere without Internet connection
* Experience smooth and fast gameplay
* Admire the beautiful graphics
* Learn the game easily with the in-game tutorial

Card Values:
Jacks > 9s >Aces > 10s > Other cards.
Jacks = 3 points
9s = 2 points
Aces = 1 point
10s = 1 point
Other cards = 0 points

Classic:
This is a game for two teams of two players each. Players use 32 cards from a standard 52 cards pack, ranging from 7 to Ace in each suit. From the remaining cards, 12 cards are divided equally among the two teams for counting score. A team aims to collect all 6 cards from the opponent team by outscoring them.
Dealing and Bidding: The dealer provides 8 cards to each player in two steps. In the first step, he hands out four cards to each player in counterclockwise order. Each player bids based on their four cards. The bids go from 14 to 28. After getting the 1st round's highest bidder, the second round of dealing and bidding begins. The final highest bidder chooses the Trump suit and keeps aside faced down and the game begins.
Gameplay: The first player leads a suit and others follow. The highest card wins the trick. Players must follow suit, if unable to follow, they play a trump card or a card of another suit. The bidder can't lead trumps until revealed.
Scoring: If you bid 19 or less, you only get 1 point for winning and lose 1 point for losing. If you bid 20 to 23, you get 2 points for winning and lose 2 points for losing. If you bid 24 to 27, you get 3 points for winning and lose 3 points for losing. 28 bids win 4 points, lose -4 points. The higher the bid, the higher the stakes.

ADVANCED MODE:
The cards and points are the same as Classic mode. The difference is in the bidding. Players get four cards and bid 14 to 28. The winner picks a trump suit with four cards.
Gameplay: The player on the dealer's right starts the first trick, and the rest must match the suit of the card played if they have it. The trick goes to the highest-ranking card of the suit, and the winner starts the next trick. Players must follow suit if possible: if unable to follow, they may play a trump card or discard a card of another suit, as they like.
Scoring: After all eight tricks have been played in a round, all sides count the card points in the tricks they have won. The bidding team needs at least as many card points as they bid to win; otherwise, they lose the round. The score of the team playing against the bidder does not change.
Single Hand: A player with str

The Twenty-Eight Card game is an exciting and challenging trick-taking card game that involves two teams of four players each. It uses only 32 cards from a standard deck and is popular in South Asia. You need to be smart, attentive, and good at remembering cards to win this game. You can play this game Offline in two modes: classic and advanced. Each mode has a single-round and a multi-round option.

Enjoy the 28 Card Game Offline with these features:
* Play with smart AI(bots) that challenge you
* Play anytime, anywhere without Internet connection
* Experience smooth and fast gameplay
* Admire the beautiful graphics
* Learn the game easily with the in-game tutorial

Card Values:
Jacks > 9s >Aces > 10s > Other cards.
Jacks = 3 points
9s = 2 points
Aces = 1 point
10s = 1 point
Other cards = 0 points

Classic:
This is a game for two teams of two players each. Players use 32 cards from a standard 52 cards pack, ranging from 7 to Ace in each suit. From the remaining cards, 12 cards are divided equally among the two teams for counting score. A team aims to collect all 6 cards from the opponent team by outscoring them.
Dealing and Bidding: The dealer provides 8 cards to each player in two steps. In the first step, he hands out four cards to each player in counterclockwise order. Each player bids based on their four cards. The bids go from 14 to 28. After getting the 1st round's highest bidder, the second round of dealing and bidding begins. The final highest bidder chooses the Trump suit and keeps aside faced down and the game begins.
Gameplay: The first player leads a suit and others follow. The highest card wins the trick. Players must follow suit, if unable to follow, they play a trump card or a card of another suit. The bidder can't lead trumps until revealed.
Scoring: If you bid 19 or less, you only get 1 point for winning and lose 1 point for losing. If you bid 20 to 23, you get 2 points for winning and lose 2 points for losing. If you bid 24 to 27, you get 3 points for winning and lose 3 points for losing. 28 bids win 4 points, lose -4 points. The higher the bid, the higher the stakes.

ADVANCED MODE:
The cards and points are the same as Classic mode. The difference is in the bidding. Players get four cards and bid 14 to 28. The winner picks a trump suit with four cards.
Gameplay: The player on the dealer's right starts the first trick, and the rest must match the suit of the card played if they have it. The trick goes to the highest-ranking card of the suit, and the winner starts the next trick. Players must follow suit if possible: if unable to follow, they may play a trump card or discard a card of another suit, as they like.
Scoring: After all eight tricks have been played in a round, all sides count the card points in the tricks they have won. The bidding team needs at least as many card points as they bid to win; otherwise, they lose the round. The score of the team playing against the bidder does not change.
Single Hand: A player with str

About the Hazari game:
Hazari is 13 cards brag game where user arrange cards into 4 groups. Hajari is a 4 (four) players card game with a standard 52-card deck. Players get time to arrange their cards in order from higher to lower. When a player finishes his ordering or arranging his cards from Higher to Lower he Calls up. When the four players are UP, the first one from the right of the Dealer who dealt the cards starts to throw the cards. The higher card Value wins or takes all the cards and throws again the next three cards in power order. After all the cards are thrown on and taken by the winning players they are then counted, who got how much. Cards ranging from ACE (A) to 10 (ten) all are 10 points and cards from 9 to 2 all are 5 (five) points. That includes A,K,Q,J,10 all are 10 points worth and 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2 all are 5 points. The winner is the one who has collected 1000 points all together after playing many games. If a player throws a card and the card is thrown the same by another player the second beats the first. For example, if player 1 throws AKQ of HEARTS and the second player throws 678 of SPADE and the third player throws AKQ of DIAMONDS and the fourth player throws 55J of Hearts. The winner is AKQ the third player, who takes all those cards for himself.

Rules of Higher-order to lower order to win
TROY - any three same cards AAA, KKK, QQQ, JJJ ........ 222

COLOR RUN - any three cards of the same suit and in order,
AKQ > A23 > KQJ > QJ10 > .......... > 432

RUN - any three cards in sequence,
AKQ > A23 > KQJ > QJ10 > .......... > 432

COLOR - any three cards of the same suit, the highest card determines the rank

PAIR- two cards with the same rank in a group like 443, 99J, QQ6. The biggest pair is AAK and the smallest is 223

INDIVIDUALS - any cards not belonging to the same group or color or arranged.
Like 5(hearts) 7(spades) 9(diamonds), they make up nothing just the highest card is 9.

How to play:
First, a player arranges his 13 cards like this 3, 3, 3 and 4
1.One player throws the first 3 cards then the rest of the players throw their 3 cards being their higher value.
2.Then the winner takes those cards and throws his second highest card and again the same the winner takes all those cards if he has the highest value.
3.Then again the player throws his 3 cards and the same the winner takes it.
4.Then left is 4 cards those are then thrown by the winner who won the third time and rest throw and again the highest value card wins it all."


Features:
*Easy Settings
*Different game length
*Various game level
*Smooth animations
*gorgeous graphics
*Good quality sounds and vibrations
*Supports all screen sizes
*Suitable for all level games players

Minor Bug fixes.
Added support for 16kb memory page size for android 15+