What is the difference between Solo and World?
Solo runs locally with computer opponents. World uses the online game service and Apple Game Center, supporting one to four human players with computer players filling the remaining seats.
GETTING STARTED & COMMON QUESTIONS
A few answers to help you get going. If you’re still stuck, send us a note.
Solo runs locally with computer opponents. World uses the online game service and Apple Game Center, supporting one to four human players with computer players filling the remaining seats.
Choose World and create a room. For a game with multiple humans, share the six-character room code privately with the people joining. Each person uses Game Center to join from the app.
During any player’s turn, select a deuce marked WILD on the table. If you hold the card it represents, the app will offer Take the Deuce. A deuce taken from the table can only be played during your own turn.
A World game pauses when a human player stops responding. Wait for them to reconnect, or choose Use AI for their seat. AI takes that seat for the remainder of the current server session.
Include the eight-character support code when available, the app version, and what happened. Do not send passwords, Apple credentials, room credentials, or screenshots showing private hands.