Canasta.

Name: Canasta.
Rating: 4.7 (25047 reviews)
Author: Sergey Skosyrev

By: Sergey Skosyrev App

Also known as Argentine Rummy

Overview

Version:

4.3

Last updated: 2026-07-04

Ranking

#10,100 ▼ 14

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Canasta is the popular rummy-family card game, also known as Argentine Rummy. This Chrome extension lets you play as a team against computer opponents, drawing and discarding to form melds and work toward a canasta.

Jokers introduce unpredictability and strategic depth. A canasta—seven-card melds—helps your team finish the round, and points are awarded for melds. The first team to reach 5000 points wins the game.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Sergey Skosyrev

Rating:

4.70

(25,047) 28 new ratings

Version:

4.3 Last updated: 2026-07-04

Version code:

887822270

Creation date:

2015-02-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

35.03MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 10,100 ▼ 14

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Developed by:

Sergey Skosyrev

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/canasta/id911258778

Website:

http://mancaland.com/canasta.php

User Reviews

Advert-free, fast, and beginner-friendly Canasta with offline/online play is well-liked, but repeated concerns about unfair AI/partner behavior, rule deviations, disruptive audio, and unstable odds limit satisfaction.

Pros

Ad-free / no ads
Fast, responsive gameplay that feels like playing a real opponent
Easy to learn with a user-friendly interface
Offline/online play (works without WiFi)
Enjoyable and brain-engaging Canasta experience (nostalgia)

Cons

Perceived unfairness and rigging by AI/partners: cards favor the opponent and matches can end early while you’re ahead
AI/partner behavior often unhelpful or sabotaging (dumb moves, discarding needed cards)
Not faithful to traditional Canasta rules (appears to use a different meld system)
Annoying sound effects that persist even when muted
Balance/stability issues and inconsistent odds (game endings, unfavorable AI behavior)

Recent reviews

It’s so very frustrating when you were playing Canasta for four. You have a partner. And you literally watch one and then two and three times it passes by and your partner does not pick it up when they can. And then comes the next time and the other team picks up the pile and takes it all. What is the programmer’s logic to that? If I was sitting in the seat where my partner was I could’ve picked that pile up so many times. I could’ve made Canastas. What is their programming logic really?