Baga:Legacy

Baga is a four-player trick-taking card game built for the people who already know how to play it. Sit across from your partner, watch the dealer hide a card, and try to read the table before the Power Suit reveals itself. Win sweeps, collect Bagas, and call out anyone who breaks suit, at your own risk.

++ A round, end to end: Four players, two teams. You and your partner sit across the table. The dealer's right hides one of their first five cards face-down. That card's suit becomes the Power Suit (trump), but nobody knows what it is until someone can't follow the lead suit. The reveal-trigger card wins that trick outright, and the round plays on until the tens are settled. A 4-0 tens sweep scores a Baga. A full 13-trick sweep scores 1,000. The dealer keeps dealing until their team wins a round, and once they're four deals deep, every losing round hands the other team another Baga on top.

++ The Cheat Rule: Optional, and the whole reason this game is fun. With cheating on, you can play out of suit and hope nobody notices. Opponents get a four-second window to challenge. A successful call sticks a Wagu Coat on the cheater, hands a Baga to the catchers, and ends the round on the spot. A wrong call earns a Shame badge that only clears when you catch a real cheater later.

++ What's in the app: Real-time four-player tables over the internet; no lobbies to keep alive, no servers to babysit Drop AI players into any empty seat so a game starts the moment you're ready Reconnect mid-round if your phone sleeps or you lose signal; your seat is held Push-to-talk voice chat at the table Replay the last trick with one tap Visual cues for playable cards, the challenge window, and dealer streaks Game history, per-player stats, and a private leaderboard Stealth mode for practice rounds that skip the leaderboard Light and dark themes that follow your system setting Optional Sign in with Apple to keep your stats and profile across devices

++ Private by design: Baga is distributed as an unlisted App Store app; it isn't meant for general discovery. If you have the link, you were invited.