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BlindTrick Twists Trick-Taking: You Bid on Tricks You Can’t See — Out Now on Android

BlindTrick gameplay screenshot — four player avatars sit around a green felt table with cards played in the center and a hand of cards at the bottom, flanked by score and prediction panels in Kraguj Games' 4-player trick-taking card game with blind rounds

Trick-taking, with the blinds on. BlindTrick, a free Android card game from indie studio Kraguj Games, is out now on Google Play — and it puts a twist on the classic formula: in its blind rounds, players can’t see their own cards.

Bid on What You Can’t See

The core is familiar: four players compete by predicting how many tricks they’ll win — the bid-then-play rhythm of classics like Spades or Oh Hell. “Predict your tricks and outplay rivals in this 4-player trick-taking card game,” reads the Google Play description. The blind rounds are where it earns its name: you’re committing to a prediction on a hand you can’t look at, which turns every bid into a bluff and every reveal into a punchline. Online multiplayer keeps the table full, and bots cover the quieter hours.

Out Now on Android

BlindTrick launched earlier this quarter and is free on Google Play. More at the studio’s official site.

BlindTrick reached us through GamerMenu’s indie submissions program — proof that one honest twist is all a genre needs.

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