KIDA - logic puzzles using playing cards Hack 3.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: amaresh deshpande
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 3.1
ID: com.znop.kidapuzzle
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Description
KIDA is a single player, logic based card game that puts your wits to the test. Whether you like playing cards or just solving puzzles, KIDA is for you.
Version history
3.1
2017-05-08
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Bug addressal
Bug addressal
3.0
2017-03-31
Functionality change - show played cards after judgement
2.9
2017-03-24
New puzzles have been added and some functional changes have been done
2.6
2017-02-26
New functionalities added, bug fixes
2.2
2016-12-02
Introduced new languages.
1.0
2016-11-17
Ways to hack KIDA - logic puzzles using playing cards
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- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
9 Ratings
Reviews
Silly Jordan,
Nice Puzzles, OK UI
This app has a ton of really nice double dummy bridge puzzles, it’s got all the tricks (pun!) you read about in the books, simplified down to their essence. A great introduction to (one aspect of) the depth of bridge.
The UI is a bit clunky... you’d really like a single click to pick a card, but instead you click, wait for an animation to finish, then click again (and double that if you click where the app doesn’t have a card).
The “smart play” bonus is obviously well intentioned... we want to learn good defensive technique and not let the player get off too easily. But the majority of the time it doesn’t matter, and when it does, it’s super frustrating trying to figure out which particular hopeless stategum for the defender is “smart”.
The UI is a bit clunky... you’d really like a single click to pick a card, but instead you click, wait for an animation to finish, then click again (and double that if you click where the app doesn’t have a card).
The “smart play” bonus is obviously well intentioned... we want to learn good defensive technique and not let the player get off too easily. But the majority of the time it doesn’t matter, and when it does, it’s super frustrating trying to figure out which particular hopeless stategum for the defender is “smart”.
Sangwij,
Display
No no no to the upside down and sideways cards.
