Callbreak Classic 1.1.1

CallBreak, also known as CallBridge, is a popular strategic card game enjoyed in India and Nepal under the name "Lakdi." This version of Callbreak offers a plethora of features, including:

• Best-in-class design with a smooth and beautiful interface
• Offline play against computer opponents, eliminating the need for an internet connection
• Invite and challenge your friends to play together
• Engage in online multiplayer matches with random opponents
• Adjustable game difficulty and speed for a customized experience
• Personalize your game name and avatar (profile picture)
• Earn achievements and compete on the leaderboard
• Enjoy immersive music and sound effects
• Support for 1-10 rounds in computer mode

Game Rules:

1. This standard strategic card game is played by four players using a standard deck of 52 cards.
2. The game typically consists of five rounds.
3. The cards in each suit are ranked from highest to lowest: A-K-Q-J-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2.
4. "Spades" are designated as permanent trumps, meaning any Spade card outranks cards from other suits.
5. The deal and gameplay progress in a counter-clockwise direction.

Deal:

Any player may take the role of the dealer initially, with subsequent deals rotating to the right. The dealer distributes all the cards, one at a time, ensuring each player receives 13 cards.

Bidding:

All four players, starting from the player to the dealer's right, bid on the number of tricks they expect to win in the current round (ranging from 1 to 8). Successfully winning the bid results in a positive score, while failing to meet the bid leads to a negative score.

Play:

The player to the dealer's right leads the first trick, with subsequent winners of each trick taking the lead in the following round. Any card can be played initially, and the other three players must follow suit if possible, exceeding the value of cards already played. A player who cannot follow suit must trump with a Spade card, provided it is higher than any previously played Spades. If unable to follow suit or trump with a Spade card, any card can be played. The trick is won by the player with the highest-ranking Spade or, if no Spades are present, by the player with the highest-ranking card of the led suit.

Note: If you possess a winning card for the round, you are obligated to play that card.

Scoring:

A player who fulfills their declared bid wins points equal to their bid. Additional tricks are worth 0.1 points each. Failing to meet the stated bid results in a deduction equal to the bid. At the conclusion of each round, players receive their scores, and rankings are displayed. You can also share your score with friends.

Happy playing! :)