Spades 3D

Play Spades Offline or Online with Friends

Play the best SPADES card game both Offline and Online!

Spades 3D has an awesome 3D graphics and offers great and seamless experience. You can play your own in offline mode or join the online games and play agains many spades players around the world. Spades is a traditional trick-taking card game played in pairs in which spades is always the trump.

==FEATURES==

Every day Free Coins

The more you play the more coins you get. In this game you will always have enough coins for everything you want to do. On top of that on every few hours the present box will be ready for you with a fresh coins.

Quick Game

Play offline and relax. You do not need internet connection, just open the Quick game and start playing in pairs against computers. Blind Nil is supported and your partner will support you to achieve it. Should you find your self stack in a bad position you can use jockers that will help you to achieve your goal.

Go on Spades Adventures

Pass all the levels in the adventure to win the treasure. Many different types of missions are available in the adventures. Some require solo skills others require collaboration with your partner.

Every day new Missions

Eight missions are ready for you every day. Pass them all and win the daily treasure.

Multiplayer with people worldwide

Join the online competitions and build up your rating. Building up your rating will help you to join more advanced competitions and play agains more skilled players.

Play with Friends and Family

Invite your Friends for an Online game. Chat, send Emojis, send Presents and reactions. Enjoy the full social experience with the people you love. Choose a cute 3d animal friend that will cheer for you and it will be sad if you lose.

The game works in both Portrait and Landscape orientations.

Enjoy

What's New in the Latest Version 2.2.25

Last updated on Feb 12, 2024

Fixed problem when mission is completed and no menu is displayed

Spades 3D is a captivating trick-taking card game that combines strategy, teamwork, and a touch of luck. Played with a standard deck of 52 cards, it involves four players divided into two partnerships. The objective of the game is to be the first team to reach a predetermined number of points by accurately bidding and taking tricks.

Gameplay

The game commences with each player receiving 13 cards. The player to the left of the dealer leads with any card, and the remaining players must follow suit if possible. If a player cannot follow suit, they may play a spade or any other card. The highest card of the suit led wins the trick, unless a spade is played, in which case the highest spade wins. The player who wins the trick leads the next card.

Bidding

Before the first trick, each player makes a bid indicating the number of tricks they believe their partnership will take. The bids can range from nil (taking no tricks) to 13 (taking all tricks). The total of the two partners' bids determines the contract for that round.

Scoring

Points are awarded based on the contract and the tricks taken. If a partnership takes exactly the number of tricks they bid, they receive 10 points for each trick. If they take more tricks than they bid, they receive 1 point for each extra trick. If they take fewer tricks than they bid, they lose 10 points for each undertrick.

Special Rules

* Nil: A player who bids nil must not take any tricks. If they do, they lose 100 points.

* Bags: If a partnership takes 10 or more tricks, they earn a bag, which is worth 100 points.

* Sandbagging: If a partnership bids nil and their opponents take all 13 tricks, the sandbagging partnership loses 200 points.

Variations

There are numerous variations of Spades 3D, including:

* Cutthroat: Players bid individually, and the player with the highest bid plays against the other three.

* Suicide: Players must take the exact number of tricks they bid or lose 100 points.

* Whiz: The player who wins the first trick leads the suit for the next trick.

Strategy

Successful Spades 3D gameplay requires a combination of strategy and communication between partners. Some key strategies include:

* Bidding accurately: Estimating the number of tricks you can take based on your hand and the cards played.

* Leading effectively: Leading with strong cards to force opponents to play spades or other high cards.

* Following suit: If possible, follow suit to prevent opponents from winning tricks with spades.

* Communicating with your partner: Using subtle cues or prearranged signals to convey information about your hand.