PlaxorinCard CraftPro
iOS app by EDWARD LIWANAG. Games · EDWARD LIWANAG
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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PlaxorinCard CraftPro is a compact card-placement puzzle for players who like short, thoughtful sessions rather than open-ended runs. Every deal gives you a 4x4 grid, a pile, and a 36-card deck of sixes through aces. Over four rounds you receive a five-card hand, place four cards anywhere on the grid, and send the fifth to the pile. When the board fills up, each of the ten poker lines (four rows, four columns, and both diagonals) and the four-card pile score independently, and a hands-made multiplier lifts your final total. Distinctive features you can see and use inside the app: - A daily deal calendar with a deterministic seed, so every player faces the same board on the same day and can compare results without an online leaderboard. - Replay-this-deal support at end of game to try a better plan on the exact same cards. - An undo stack that walks moves back one step at a time, and a live in-hand indicator that shows which lines would score if you commit a card. - Portrait-only layout tuned for one-handed play, with reduce-motion support and haptic and sound toggles. - A statistics panel that tracks best scores, daily streaks, and a distribution of your past finals. The problem it solves is small and specific: finding a poker-adjacent puzzle short enough to fit one commute or one coffee break, without energy timers or interruptions. Each round takes about a minute, a full game about four, and the daily deal gives you exactly one fresh challenge per day.
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