Cards: Spit

Name: Cards: Spit
Rating: 3.5 (145 reviews)
Author: Paul Ervin

By: Paul Ervin

A high speed card game!

Features & Capabilities

Cards: Spit is a fast-paced two-player card game where both players act at once, racing to discard their cards against a computer opponent. You can tailor the challenge with 100 difficulty settings from Easy to Very Hard.

Track your performance with a Win/Loss tally, the fastest victory, and the longest winning streak. Enjoy simple, intuitive controls and instant action in a compact Chrome extension.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Paul Ervin

Rating:

3.50

(145) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.4 Last updated: 2018-01-03

Version code:

841481133

Creation date:

2014-11-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.46MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 144,292 ▲ 234

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Developed by:

Paul Ervin

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cards-spit/id928924276

User Reviews

Users generally find Cards: Spit fun, offline-capable, ad-free, and faithful to real-play feel with decent AI options. However, multiple reviews cite recurring issues: the AI unfairly takes the smaller deck, cards are hard to read, occasional bugs disrupt play, and there’s no built-in multiplayer. The tapping-to-win rule is also a frequent frustration. Overall, it’s a solid practice game but needs AI fairness, UI improvements, stability fixes, and multiplayer support to satisfy broader players.

Pros

Fun and engaging; a good way to learn and practice Spit
Ad-free experience that enhances play without interruptions
Offine play available; works without internet
Faithful to real Spit rules and gameplay feel
AI with adjustable difficulty adds variety and challenge

Cons

AI unfairly takes the smaller deck, giving the computer an advantage and hindering wins
Cards are too small/hard to read on screen
Occasional bugs and performance issues (bot stops working, lag/slow motion, auto-end after a round)
Lacks built-in multiplayer or easy way to play with friends (no two-player option)
Disliked rule: tapping the smaller pile first often decides the win, which can be frustrating

Recent reviews

The normal rules are whoever is out, they take the smaller deck. But the robot takes the smaller deck. Making you have more cards to eventually make you lose

by pe*****, 2025-04-09

You can’t really see the cards they are to small.. I don’t know how to make them bigger

by Pa*****, 2024-07-10

I was playing a match and I had no deck which means I’m close to winning so obviously the only deck being played was the other opponents deck and their deck ran out and now the game is stuck so what happens when both decks run out hopefully this doesn’t kill my streak