Shoot the moon
Take every heart and the queen in one hand, then give each opponent twenty-six or take twenty-six off yours.

Tricks and trump · 4 players, everyone for themselves
Hearts is the game where the fewer points you take, the better you do. Every heart costs you one and the queen of spades costs thirteen, unless you are brave enough to take them all and shoot the moon.
Hearts is one of the 21 games in Cards Royale.

How it plays
Four players each get thirteen cards, then you pass three cards to a neighbor, left, then right, then across, and every fourth hand nobody passes.
The two of clubs leads first, you follow suit if you can, and the highest card of the suit led takes the trick.
Each hand spreads twenty-six points around the table, and when someone reaches one hundred, the player with the lowest score wins.
Did you know? Hearts belongs to the whist family and has been an American favorite since the late 1800s.
The moments you play for
A table of four with no partner to blame.
Take every heart and the queen in one hand, then give each opponent twenty-six or take twenty-six off yours.
Before the first trick you hand three cards to a neighbor, and three of theirs come back to you.
Nobody can lead a heart until one has been played, and the queen of spades does not count.
Screenshots
The same table on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the iPhone Duo. Scroll sideways to see them all.
iPhone
iPhone Duo, half open
iPhone Duo, unfolded
iPhone Duo, folded
iPad, landscape
iPad, portrait
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