Wild Card Rivals

The design, as working screens you can actually play with. Tap anything below. Everything responds — cards drag, piles deal, sheets open.

Turn your phone sideways

It is a landscape game, so a portrait phone will just ask you to rotate. On a desktop it draws itself inside a phone frame; on a real phone it fills the screen.

Start here

Home leads into a real match. Press Play, the queue fills, and it hands you to the table.

• Play a match Home → queue → table. Drag a card onto the pile to play it, or tap the card then tap the pile. Tap the stack to draw.
• First run Launch, privacy choices, account, tutorial

The match

• The tableThe whole game looptable.html
• A twenty-card handEvery card still readable#hand=20
• Choosing a colourAfter a wild lands#wild
• ResultsPending, then confirmed#results
• ReconnectingSays nothing about the outcome#reconnect
• Modes and private roomsWhere the house rules liveplay.html

Everything else

• Collection and shopOwned, locked, downloading
• Buying coinsThe store hand-off
• Reward centreDaily, streak, optional ad
• Friends and leaderboardSearch by public id only
• Profile and settingsPublic vs private, text size
• Account and privacySessions, export, deletion
• When things go wrongMaintenance, outage, suspension

Install it on Android

A real app, not a shortcut: it installs to the home screen, opens full-screen in landscape, and works with no signal at all — every screen and every card is inside the file. It asks for no permissions and has no internet access, so it cannot phone anywhere.

• Download the APK Android only. Your phone will warn you it is from an unknown source — that is expected for anything not from the Play Store. Allow it for your browser once, then open the file. ~340 KB · version 0.1

If you want to poke at it

Add #selftest to any screen’s address and it runs its own checks in front of you — 265 across the eleven screens. Add #notch=left on the table to see a camera cutout simulated, or #hand=30 to push the hand past what it can fit.