Clover Cards Pulse
iOS app by Berkay SONMEZER. Games · Berkay SONMEZER
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
Clover Cards Pulse is a fast, nature-themed card arcade: three distinct mini-games, a stats dashboard, and a history of your best runs — built for short sessions and repeat play. Feature • Card Snake — build the longest path on a grid by chaining adjacent cards. • Card Clash — place cards on a 4×4 board and flip adjacent rivals; most territory wins. • Card Orbit — timed challenge: collect cards in order from spinning rings before time runs out. • Dashboard — totals, win rate, and per-game best scores. • History — recent results with scores and timestamps; clear when you want a fresh slate. How to play: • Card Snake — Tap a card to start, then extend to an adjacent unrevealed card. The next card’s value must be within ±3 of the previous. Same suit along the path earns bonus points. When no valid move remains, the round ends. • Card Clash — Your hand is on one side, the AI on the other. Select one of your cards, then tap an empty cell to place it. Higher values can capture neighboring enemy cards. Fill the board; whoever controls the most cards wins. • Card Orbit — Watch the “Next” value you must collect. When the correct card crosses the golden zone, tap it. Wrong taps cost a life. Clear the deck before the timer hits zero. Benefits • Sharpens quick math and pattern spotting (values, adjacency, and timing). • Three rule sets so play stays fresh without learning a heavy ruleset. • Tracks progress so you can beat your own bests and see improvement over time.
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