Speed Fiend, from Scatter Circuit, is a of mashup of Soltaire, War and Fish, mixed salted with a dash of mishigas.
The object of Speed Fiend is to discard your cards as fast as you can. Between you and your rival — in this instance, the iPhone’s electronic brain — are two discard piles. (…)

UNO, from gameloft, is an old-time card game that’s especially ideal for families with children. The rules are simple, at least for the standard game. I know many adults who play UNO as well, although I don’t think any of them are brain surgeons or rocket scientists. (…)

“Hello, everyone. My name is Michael and I’m an addict.”
It first started when a friend suggested I try Edgewise from Greggy Bits Software. It’s a simple little solitaire game. Put a few cards here and there and when all the cards are in their neat little boxes you’ve won the game.
This is too easy, I thought. (…)

Texas Hold’em poker has been an extremely popular version of poker.  Recently it became the most played game of poker and often involves professionals and amateurs playing for large amounts of cash. (…)

With Baccarat Pro Avalinx Llc., developer of the awesome 21 Pro game, delivers another great card game to the iPhone. Using the same user-friendly interface as 21 Pro, Baccarat Pro provides everything you need to understand and learn the game of baccarat and thereby offers great fun for beginners and advanced players alike. (…)

BlackJack Run from SeaHorse Software is a variant on the classical game of BlackJack where you play 5 hands simultaneously against the clock. That doesn’t sound like much of a game, but in practice, the format is highly addictive. (…)

Remember the game Memory?  Well, PearMe is memory but with pictures instead of drawings. (…)

Flying cross-country twice over the past week gave me a chance to spend a little more time with the Texas Hold’Em app for the iPhone. While a great application, unfortunately the AI is very weak and easily beatable, even in the tournaments with the most expensive buyins.
The key is to fold early and often. (…)