Tenfold's home screen, with options to play against bots or create an online game. — Start in one tap

A game in progress, showing the current phase, groups on the table, and a hand of cards. — Build your phase

A game lobby showing a four-letter room code to share with friends. — Share a code

How a turn works

DrawTake the top of the deck, or the card someone just threw away.
BuildDrag cards into your phase's slots. Lay each part down the moment it's ready.
HitOnce you're down, add cards onto any group on the table — yours or anyone else's.
DiscardOne card ends your turn. Discard a Skip to make someone lose theirs.

Lay your phase down and you move on to the next one. Miss it and you replay the same phase while everyone else moves ahead — which is where the game gets mean.

The ten phases

12 sets of 3
21 set of 3 + 1 run of 4
31 set of 4 + 1 run of 4
41 run of 7
51 run of 8
61 run of 9
72 sets of 4
87 cards of one color
91 set of 5 + 1 set of 2
101 set of 5 + 1 set of 3

What you get

Two to six players

Share a four-letter code and they're in. No lobby to hunt through.

Or just bots

Play one, two, or three of them. They play a real game, entirely on your device.

Works offline

Single player needs no connection at all. Take it on a plane.

No accounts

No sign-up, no email, no profile. Open it and play.

No ads, no purchases

The whole game, once, free. Nothing is held back.

Reconnects cleanly

Lost signal mid-hand? Your seat is held and your cards are waiting.

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. It's free, with no advertising and nothing to buy.

Do I need an account?

No. There's no sign-in of any kind — just type a name and play.

Can I play without internet?

Yes, against bots. Online play needs a connection for everyone.

How do friends join my game?

Tap Create game, then share the four-letter code or the invite link. They enter it on their home screen and they're in.

Is it on Android?

Not yet — it's in the works. iPhone and iPad today.