Five computer rivals. This version of the two-player card classic, Gin Rummy Plus, seats you across from five different computer opponents, with difficulty that runs from beginner up to professional.
Runs and sets. The aim is to turn your hand into melds. A run is a straight of one suit, such as 6, 7, 8 and 9 of hearts, and a set is a group of cards that share a rank, like three kings.
Choosing when to knock. Cards that fit no meld count against you. As soon as their combined value falls below 10, you may knock and close the round, so throwing away loose high cards early usually brings that moment closer.
Comforts at the card table. An undo button lets you take back a move, and relaxing music plays under clean visuals and sound effects. After a few hands, Freecell Classic offers a solo card puzzle, while Backgammon Online swaps cards for dice.