Call Break Ludo & Gin offline 31102020

Are you a fan of traditional South Asian games? We are excited to present you with a remarkable collection of the most beloved card and board games from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan!

Experience the thrill of Callbreak, Ludo (Parcheesi), Kitti (9 Cards), Satte Pe Satta, Rummy, Hazari, Klondike Solitaire, and more, all in one convenient app. We are constantly adding new games to the collection!

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Games Included:

• Call Break Offline

Callbreak is a strategic trick-taking game played by four players. Using a standard deck of 52 cards, the objective is to win the maximum number of tricks (points). The game typically consists of five rounds, with each round featuring 13 potential tricks to be won. The dealer distributes the cards in a clockwise direction (although some parts of Nepal play it counter-clockwise). Players place bids (calls) for winnable tricks to commence the game. During gameplay, it is essential to follow suit and consider Spade as the trump card. Callbreak also has local variations such as "call brake" in Nepal, "Lakadi" in India, and "Bridge" or "Call Bridge," "Ghochi" or "locha" in Bangladesh. It is a popular game played among friends and family during festivals like Dashain and Tihar in Nepal and India.

• Gin Rummy offline

Gin Rummy is included in the latest version of our app. Match cards strategically to form runs and sets and aim for the lowest deadwood points compared to your opponents.

• Ludo Board Game

Have you ever heard of the Parcheesi Board Game? Ludo is an ancient Indian game that shares similarities with Parcheesi. Now you can play this royal game on your mobile device. Ludo is a 2 to 4 player board game where each player chooses a base color. The game involves rolling a dice, and the first player to move all their four tokens to the finish line (home) wins. You can enjoy offline multiplayer with up to four players.

• Kitti Card Game (9 Cards)

Kitti (or Kitty) is a popular card game in India and Nepal. The objective of Kitti is to create the best sets and win each round. Each player is dealt nine cards, and they must arrange them into sets of three. The goal is to form winning sets, ranging from trial (threes, triplets), straight flush, run (sequence), flush, doubles (pairs), and the set with the highest value card.

• Satte Pe Satta

Satte Pe Satta is a well-known Indian card game, also referred to as Badam Satti in India. It is sometimes called "7 of Hearts" or "7 on 7" as well. The objective of the game is to get rid of all your cards before other players and accumulate the lowest points after five rounds to win. The game starts when the player holding the Seven of Hearts places it on the table, and gameplay proceeds in a clockwise direction. Players can only lay down cards if they have a 6 or 8 of Hearts or initiate another sequence by putting down a 7 of any other suit. Cards must match the suit, and players can create a sequence by playing a card one value lower or higher.

• Hazari Tas Game

Hazari is a variant of Kochila where the objective is to score 1000 points. The first player to reach 1000 points wins the game. Hazari is easy to learn and is also a variation of the 9-card (Kitti) game.

• Klondike Solitaire

Klondike Solitaire is an excellent game for solo play, providing an enjoyable way to pass the time. As one of the classic solitaire games, it is fun and easy to learn.