Hearts Deluxe

Hearts Deluxe is a classic Hearts card game from IGC Mobile that can be played anywhere, anytime for three to six players. The game faithfully represents the traditional Hearts gameplay, with the Queen of Spades as the highest deduction card, and also incorporates popular variations such as American Four, Comprehensive Mode and Shoot the Moon. Whether you are a novice or an experienced player, our intelligent AI will provide you with a fair and challenging experience, adapting and adjusting to your playing style. Hearts Deluxe runs smoothly on mobile and tablet devices with large, bright cards, diverse decks and custom background settings. Selectable score limits and high-quality interface make every round of the game full of fun, bringing you the purest Hearts experience.Players can download hearts deluxe for free.

Key Features of IGC Mobile's Hearts War:

- Multiple decks: Choose from three card designs.

- Enjoy a beautiful modern game interface in landscape mode.

- Rule variations: Includes "Shoot the Moon" and "Comprehensive" variations.

- Customization: Personalize backgrounds, avatars and player names.

- Device compatibility: Optimized for phones and tablets.

- Clear and bright cards: Large, bright and easy to read cards.

Free to play:

Hearts Deluxe is a free card game. We do not place ads on the playing field to disturb our players; only occasional ads may appear between rounds. Upgrade to the premium version to remove all ads. Let's dive into the game!

How to Play:

1. In each round of Hearts, players participate in several deals or hands, and each player receives 13 cards. Heart cards deduct 1 point each, while the Queen of Spades deducts 13 points.

2. The comprehensive option adds another important bonus card - the Jack of Diamonds, which will reduce the penalty score by 10 points.

3. Completing the dramatic feat called "Shooting the Moon" requires collecting all available points, including the Queen of Spades.

Scoring:

- The game continues until the player reaches 100 points.

- There are two other versions of the game: a shorter game with a 50-point limit and a longer game with a maximum of 150 points.

- The player with the lowest score becomes the winner.