I’ve played daily for several weeks and was almost immediately persuaded to sign up for the one-year package.Ī few quibbles that I hope will be ironed out over time: The “nice bid” signal, which I gather is supposed to signify a “correct” bid under SAYC, does not seem to trigger nearly often enough, which leads to extraordinarily slow progress in mastering the various bids on the cheat sheet. On the whole, the app is a joy to use as a single-player bridge experience. For beginners, the lesson mode is a nice intro to basic concepts, more than sufficient to get someone into the shallow end of the pool. Tricky Bridge succeeds on several levels: beautiful interface, great competitive feedback and tournament modes, and a sure-footed bridge bot AI that makes few errors or head-scratching bids. Thank you for composing such a lovely work of art which does such an effective job bridging the gap between teaching and entertaining. I would like to reference it while playing via the game as well as in real life. ![]() ![]() One request I do have is to compile a “Tricky Bridge Handbook” that has the definitions of key terms that are presented to us in the “Learn” mode. The strength of this game is its well-developed narrative (storytelling sells, no matter what the curmudgeons say) and I would love to see where the story continues to go (albeit I just finished the Red Club competition). And if those friends don’t know how to play Bridge, then it’s the perfect opportunity to share “Tricky Bridge” with them. All it takes is buying a deck of cards, gathering a group of friends together, and start bidding. By learning how to play the game virtually they are also learning how to play it in real life. ![]() Players are introduced to the game of Bridge via the world of “Tricky Bot”, whose fellow characters embody the tension between the old and the new and yet help to bridge that gap in a very real way. Like many traditional card games of the last century (and beyond), Bridge has gone from niche to novelty to oddity. There is a plethora of card games in the Apple Store from which to choose, many are efficient at killing time on your phone when you’re bored, but rarely do they move beyond the screen and into real life. * ENJOY great card feel - never play the wrong card by accident * COMPLETE achievements and missions for rewards. * COLLECT over 80 beautiful card backs, tabletops, and card face themes to customize your experience. * IMPROVE your game by playing with World Champion AI, online or offline Climb the skill ranks from Rookie to Grand Master. * COMPETE in robot bridge tournaments, including Knockouts, Quick Tournaments, and Daily Tournaments. * LEARN bridge basics solo for free through 57 lessons, challenges, and competitions. Practice the bridge card game play, bidding, and tactical skills necessary to hold your own against a series of bridge masters! * FOR EXPERIENCED PLAYERS: Just play bridge anytime, 24/7: Practice solo, or enjoy the best "robot" duplicate bridge tournaments online and face off against players around the world, right on your iPhone or iPad. This is THE app for learning bridge basics. ![]() Grasp how to play bridge through fun, hand-crafted lessons, and earn rewards along the way. * FOR BEGINNERS: Completely new to the game? You're in the right place. There's no better way to learn how to play bridge. Learn bridge from the beginning, practice solo, and play bridge online! The greatest card game, the ultimate mind sport, and the only game left in the world where the best computers cannot beat the best humans.
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