A six-player card game
The card game you already play at the table, now built for your phone — hidden teams, bombs, Cha-Go, and the moment the red tens come out. Solo against sharp AI, or live with five friends.
Free · iPhone and iPad · No ads
The deck, low to high. The 2 outranks the ace — and the red tens decide the teams.
The game
Thirteen cards each, shed them first — but the real game is working out who's secretly on your side before the table does.
Whoever holds a red ten is on the red team — and nobody has to say so. The hand swings the moment the table works out who's been helping whom.
Three of a kind or better beats anything on the table, any time. Knowing when to spend one — and when to sit on it — is most of the game.
Answer a single with the matching pair to Cha and jump the turn order; the last card of that rank answers with a Go. Fast, loud, and the reason people learn this game standing up.
Show your red tens to double the stakes; the other side can push it to four. Some hands are worth a hundred points. Most are worth a laugh.
Inside the app
Dark, quick, and readable at a glance — thirty-second turns, live rooms that survive bad signal, and AI that plays the long game.
Getting started
A guided game teaches every rule by having you play it — no rulebook required.
Three difficulties, from forgiving to genuinely hard to beat. Easy mode even nudges you with a hint when the clock runs low.
Share a link or a four-letter code and the room fills itself — six seats, live scores across games, and AI stand-ins for anyone who couldn't make it.
Casual games any time, ranked games that move your rating, friends you can rematch, and reactions for the moments that deserve them.
Questions
A six-player card game of hidden teams. Each player is dealt thirteen cards, and whoever holds a red ten is secretly on the red team — nobody says which side they're on. You race to shed your hand with singles, pairs, straights, dragons and bombs, and the Cha-Go mechanic lets you jump the turn order. The iPhone and iPad app is free.
Yes — free on the App Store, with no ads. Optional cosmetics and a tip jar exist, but nothing you need to play is paid.
Yes. Create a private room and share its four-letter code or invite link — six seats to a table, and AI bots can fill any empty ones. There's also casual matchmaking any time, and ranked games that move your ELO rating.
Yes. Training mode plays a full six-seat table against AI at three difficulties, from forgiving to genuinely hard to beat, and a guided tutorial teaches every rule by having you play it. No account is needed for solo play.
Six seats at every table. Depending on how the red tens fall, teams split 3v3, 2v4, or 1v5. In private rooms, bots stand in for missing friends.
Red 10 is a folk card game that's been passed around family tables by word of mouth, so house rules vary from table to table. The app plays the rules written out on How to Play.
Learn it in one guided hand. Bring the people you'd actually deal to.
Free · iPhone and iPad · No ads
