Hazari - Offline Card Game 1.0

Hazari is a classic card game popular in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka among other regions. This 13-card brag game involves players arranging their cards into sets. Played using a standard 52-card deck, the game concludes when a player reaches 1000 points, determining the ultimate winner.

Once all cards are displayed and won by round victors, points are tallied based on their values. Cards ranging from ACE to 10 hold a value of 10 points each, while cards from 9 to 2 are valued at 5 points each: A, K, Q, J, 10 = 10 points each, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 = 5 points each.

Game Features:

• Easy Settings
• Smooth Gameplay
• Different game lengths
• Smooth animations
• Simple user interface
• High-quality sounds and vibrations
• Support for all screen sizes
• Suitable for players of all skill levels

Gameplay:

Players receive their cards and proceed to organize them into sets before revealing them in turn. The player to the dealer's right starts by presenting their first set in descending order of value. The player with the highest-ranking set wins the round and collects the cards for point counting after four rounds. Points are calculated at the end of all rounds until a player accumulates 1000 points.

In case of identical ranked sets, the later player displaying it supersedes the earlier one. For example: if one player showcases A, K, Q of Hearts and another presents 678 of Spades, the latter wins with AKQ.

To win:

• TROY: Any three same cards (from AAA to 222)
• COLOR RUN: Three cards of the same suit in order (AKQ > A23 > ... > 432)
• RUN: Any three sequence of cards (AKQ > A23 > ... > 432)
• COLOR: Three cards of the same suit with rank determined by the highest card
• PAIR: Two cards with equal rank (e.g., AAK is highest)
• INDIVIDUALS: Unmatched cards where only the highest card counts (e.g., 579)