In this turn-based card game, players draw, discard, and meld cards to minimize their points. Includes six rounds of gameplay, multiplayer support, and Wild Card Protection trial.
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AppRecs rating 4.7. Trustworthiness 68 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 24 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Five Suits Lite
The objective is to obtain the lowest number of points after playing all eleven hands of the game.
The game consists of two 55 card decks ranging from 3's to Kings of 5 suits. There are an additional 6 Jokers in the deck. In the first round, 3 cards are dealt to each player. Each round the cards are reshuffled and an additional card is dealt to each player. This continues until each player is dealt 13 cards in the last round.
Each turn starts by either drawing a card from the deck or picking up the top card from the discard pile. The turn is completed by discarding one card. A player can meld some or all of his or her books and/or runs during any of his or her turns. When a player melds all of the cards out of his or her hand they "open". When a player is able to open, the remaining players each have one last turn. Each player will pick up a card, lay down a card and meld his/her books and/or runs to remove those cards from his/her hand. The remaining cards count as points against him/her for this round. The player who goes first in each round rotates. Play continues until the eleventh hand when the Kings are wild. The player with the lowest score wins.
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Reviews for Five Suits Lite
battleroadie
Algorithm favors computer
If you play the game long enough you will notice a pattern to the computer getting wild cards. It is unusually high percentage to have a wild if not several wilds for the computer. Very unrealistic to have that many wilds in a hand. Algorithm is totally favoring the computer.
newtonmcarfy
Good practice for Five Crowns
This game is great practice for Five Crowns! Additionally, I was having trouble with the size of the cards and the support person was very patient and told me how to change it.