52 Pickup

52 Pickup — App Store Description

Remember the time when someone you know said wanna play 52 Card Pickup? Then proceeded to drop an entire deck of cards onto the floor.

Its time to get your revenge!

52 Pickup is a quick and hands-on card game. The cards come to rest face up and face down on a green felt table. You can tap them to flip them and tap to collect them. When other cards are covering the one you need, drag them aside.

Clean the table.

THREE WAYS TO PLAY

CLASSIC Tap each card, clear the table, and get your fastest time.

SORTING — 72 LEVELS You are now required to follow certain rules; the cards can be sorted according to colour, suit, rank, the alphabetical order of their rank names, prime numbers, Scrabble scores and so on. In time, you'll reach a stage where you have to deal with woven patterns in which every fourth card matches.

Each level states the rule along with the number of cards that currently qualify; the only thing unknown is what is facing down.

ENDLESS You have three minutes; clear the deck and then a new pack will be dealt right away. Continue doing this until the time is up... How many decks can you clear?

NO LIVES. NO ENERGY. NO NONSENSE.

Nothing has an expiry date, it won't lock you out, and there are no daily rewards, currencies, or requirement to return.

From the very moment you install the game, both the back of each card and each table are free; a shop which sells nothing is merely a wardrobe.

If you make a mistake you'll lose three seconds—that's all.

MADE TO FEEL GOOD

You can select among 8 types of card backs and 8 tables, the types being felt, velvet and polished wood.

Make it yours with:

Adjustable card size Reduced motion for calmer dealing Adjustable slide sensitivity Free hints that highlight every legal card PLAY ANYWHERE

Offline. No account. No sign-up.

An internet connection is not necessary at all. There's nothing that needs to be remembered.

You, fifty-two cards, and a table that needs clearing.

This is the game you were fooled into playing when you were a child — only now it's the objective.