Fast Cards - Card Game
iOS app by Benjamin Zachey. Games · Benjamin Zachey
- Store rating
- 4.44 / 5
- Store rating count
- 18
- Download price
- 0.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.8
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Do you have sharp eyes and lightning-fast reflexes? Then Fast Cards is your kind of challenge! Fast Cards is a fast-paced reaction and pattern-matching game for two players, where speed and focus decide the winner. How to Play: • Two players compete to get rid of their cards first • There are 125 unique cards, each with a symbol, a color, and a quantity (1–5) • Cards can feature 5 different symbols, 5 colors, and a number between 1 and 5 Game Setup: • Each player starts with 34 random cards (duplicates possible) • In the center are 2 random community cards – these are the shared piles • You only see your top 3 cards, the rest are hidden in your pile • You cannot see your opponent’s cards Gameplay: • Your goal: be the first to place all your cards on the community piles • You can only play one of the 3 visible cards • A card can be placed if it matches the symbol, color, or number of the top card on one of the community piles • After playing a card, a new one from your pile instantly appears – no turns, no waiting! • Play as fast as you can – but be careful: Playing a wrong card adds a random penalty card to your pile • The first player to play their last card wins! Features: • No ads – completely distraction-free • No in-app purchases – full game, no hidden costs • Challenge the computer in 12 difficulty levels and improve your score • Play locally on the same device • Compete online and climb the global ranking • Unlock achievements and dominate the leaderboards
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