Jaipur: A Card Game of Duels

Name: Jaipur: A Card Game of Duels
Price: 1.12 USD
Rating: 3.43 (1015 reviews)
Author: Twin Sails Interactive

By: Twin Sails Interactive

Challenge merchants to a trading duel to be the king of all sales in Rajasthan!

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Features & Capabilities

Jaipur: A Card Game of Duels is a critically acclaimed two-player card game digitally adapted for engaging gameplay on mobile and desktop. Set in Rajasthan's capital, Jaipur, players duel as powerful merchants competing to earn greater profits than their opponents. The game balances tactics, risk, and luck with exciting mechanics such as card trading, camel transport, and strategic timing to sell goods for maximum gain.

This digital version includes a comprehensive interactive tutorial, an extensive campaign mode, and three levels of AI difficulty for solo players. You can play online cross-platform or locally with pass & play. Beautiful artwork by Vincent Dutrait complements the immersive experience. Jaipur stands out with no ads or in-app purchases and supports multiple languages including English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. It has received numerous awards and nominations for its strategic depth and accessibility.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Twin Sails Interactive

Downloads:

39,580 6

Rating:

3.43

(1,015) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.4 Last updated: 2017-11-13

Creation date:

2017-05-24

Publisher country:

Price:

1.12

Email:

su*****@asmodee.net

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-01

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Developed by:

Twin Sails Interactive

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meepletouch.jaipur

Email:

su*****@asmodee.net

Website:

http://www.asmodee-digital.com/en/jaipur

User Reviews

Jaipur: A Card Game of Duels offers enjoyable, strategic gameplay with attractive graphics and challenging AI, appealing especially to fans of the physical game. However, multiple users report crashing issues, unreliable multiplayer functions, and a lack of updates causing compatibility and bug problems. The AI is sometimes seen as unfair, and recent permission requests raise privacy concerns. Despite these drawbacks, the campaign and solo modes are well-liked, making the game worthy for those who prioritize single-player experiences.

Pros

Enjoyable and strategic gameplay with campaign and solo modes providing depth.
Delightful graphics and nice ambient music enhancing the experience.
AI difficulty is appreciated for challenge, offering both fun and learning opportunities.
Faithful adaptation of the physical card game, appealing to fans of the original.
Intuitive controls and interface making it accessible and easy to play.

Cons

App frequently crashes during gameplay or important functions like passing.
Multiplayer and online features are unreliable, with issues like timeouts and account creation errors.
Lack of updates leads to compatibility problems on modern devices and unaddressed bugs.
AI opponent sometimes has unfair advantages, such as exchanging cards with a full hand or seemingly rigged outcomes.
Excessive or unexplained app permissions causing privacy concerns among users.

Recent reviews

The app is good indeed, however it does not fit my screen (20:9). Also bought it at discount, otherwise would not think the price fits the content. Really liked the campaign, seemed full with meaning and surprises. However - cannot exchange equal amount of cards when with a full hand. NEEDS UPDATE for 5 years already.

Ma*****, 2022-12-22

For the first time the solo mode seemed to be broken this time, the computer kept swithcing 3 greens to 3 purples and back again over and over throughout the game whatever other cards came up. I ended up beating it that round by 90 points, I just left those cards alone and didn't sell any purples or greens so it would stay stuck