French Tarot – Card Game

Sit down and the table fills up. Three players join you, each with a name, an avatar and their own way of talking in the table chat — then the cards come out. The official rules, a faithfully restored 1898 Grimaud deck, and opponents that genuinely play. No adverts, no account to create. • 3, 4 or 5 players, with the king call at 5 and a partner who stays secret until the first trick • Every contract: Small, Guard, Guard without the dog, Guard against the dog • Every rule that matters: the discard, single, double and triple handfuls, petit au bout, announced slam • Opponents that count cards: they follow suit, ruff, overtrump when they must, protect the petit and never hand their oudlers to the taker • Three opponent levels and an adjustable pace, from calm to fast • Detailed scoring after every deal: oudlers, points, contract made or gone down, handfuls and petit au bout • Review the last trick whenever you like, sort your hand your way, playable cards highlighted on your turn • Table chat: your opponents comment, congratulate and grumble — and you can type back whatever you like • Coin tables from Apprentice to Master, a weekly league, daily missions, free coins every four hours and a fortune wheel • Felts, card backs and avatars to unlock as you play • No adverts, ever. No account, no sign-up. Fully offline, on a train or a plane Opponents are computer players, clearly labelled. Cards by B.P. Grimaud, Paris, 1898 (public domain). [email protected]