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Games 2026 02 / 14 Live

Card Games

One table, seven classic card games — real-time multiplayer on web, iOS and Android.

Built with

Language

  • TypeScript

Skills & tools

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • Expo Router
  • Reanimated
  • Supabase
  • Firebase
  • i18n
  • Game AI / bots
  • AI coding agents
Card Games logo in gold Hebrew lettering over a burst of playing cards

A multiplayer card platform with Speed, War, Yaniv, Durak, Solitaire, President and Shithead. Play bots at three difficulty levels or open a private room with a code. Hebrew-first, English from settings.

One table for everything

Pick a game, set the table rules, and play — against the computer instantly, or with friends in a private room that opens with a shareable code.

GamePlayersIn one line
Speed2Real time, no turns — first to empty their hand and call “Speed” wins
War2–4Highest card takes the pile; a tie starts a war
Yaniv2–6Discard sets and runs; call Yaniv at 7 points or less
Durak2–6Attack and defend — the last one holding cards is the Durak
Solitaire1Klondike, draw one or three, standard or Vegas scoring
President3–7First out is President; the last one pays tax next round
Shithead2–5Hand, face-up and blind layers — don’t be the last one

Under the hood

  • Seven rule engines with bots whose difficulty changes both their pace and the quality of their play.
  • Realtime multiplayer with a host-starts flow and live turns between devices.
  • Expo + React Native — the same TypeScript project runs as a website and as native apps.
  • Hebrew-first with full RTL, and English available from settings.

Hand-written logic, AI-accelerated

I designed the architecture and the game logic myself, and used AI coding agents to move faster — with type-checking, linting and tests as guardrails. The result: a product of this scope — seven rule engines, bots, realtime rooms and stats — built and launched by one developer.

  • The live web app — sign in with email, Google, or jump straight in as a guest.
  • Every game gets its own illustrated poster on the home screen.