Callbreak : Offline Card Game

Callbreak (call break) is an offline free card game that is popular in Nepal, India and other Asian countries. The Callbreak game play is similar to spades. 4 players and 5 rounds of game makes this a perfect time for different occasions.

Features of this callbreak free offline card game:
* Choose card design - Choose from different card face designs.
* Simple Game Design
* Drag (Swipe) or Tap (click) to play card
* Intelligent AI (Bot) that plays like a human
* Completely Free without ads
* No active internet connection required( Completely offline)
* Great Timepass
* Smooth gameplay - Cool animations and eye catching design

We are working hard to get these features on your favorite Call break free card game (Coming soon):
* Local (Bluetooth, wifi hotspot) and Callbreak Online with Multiplayer feature
* Call break Multiplayer with friends
* Change avatar and name
* Statistics
* Point System
* Leaderboards and achievements

Callbreak GamePlay:
Callbreak is simple to play . 52 cards are randomly dealt among 4 players. Based on their card and tactics, they choose to bid between 1 to 8. Players throw card according to rule and the player with the highest card wins the hand. They need to win the hand equal to their bid amount. If not, they will have negative scores. This goes for 5 rounds and the player with highest win wins the game.

Call Brake allows you to choose different playing rules and settings which varies from place to place.

Call Break is the king of the card game and and more popular than other card games such as Marriage or Rummy.

Callbreak free classic card game will soon get update with multiplayer functionalities so that you can play with your friends and families.

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Localized name of this Call Break game:
* Callbreak (or Call brake or Call Break and Toos in some parts) in Nepal
* Lakadi or Lakdi in India
* कलब्रेक / ताश in devnagari script.
* Call Bridge in some asian countries.
* Taash / Tash or Taas or even Tas in rural parts of Nepal/India.
* Misspelled as Callbrake

Introduction

Callbreak is a popular trick-taking card game played in South Asia, particularly in Nepal and India. It is a variant of the game Spades, but with some unique rules and gameplay mechanics. The game is typically played by four players in two partnerships, with each player dealt 13 cards.

Gameplay

The game begins with the player to the left of the dealer leading with any card. The other players must follow suit if possible, or they may play any card, including a trump card. Trump cards are the spades suit, and they always beat cards of other suits.

The player who wins the trick leads the next card, and the game continues until all 13 tricks have been played. The team that wins the most tricks scores points, and the first team to reach a predetermined score (usually 500) wins the game.

Bidding

Before the first trick is played, each player makes a bid, which indicates how many tricks they believe their team will win. The minimum bid is 1, and the maximum bid is 13. The team with the highest total bid gets to choose the trump suit.

Special Rules

* Callbreak: If a player bids 0, it is known as a "callbreak." This means that they are betting that their team will not win any tricks. If they are successful, their team scores 250 points. However, if they fail, their team loses 250 points.

* Nil: If a player bids 0 and wins at least one trick, it is known as a "nil." This results in a loss of 100 points for their team.

* Spades: If the spades suit is not chosen as the trump suit, the player who plays the first spade card gets to choose the trump suit.

Scoring

* Each trick won is worth 10 points.

* A callbreak bid is worth 250 points if successful, and -250 points if unsuccessful.

* A nil bid is worth -100 points.

* If a team wins all 13 tricks, it is known as a "13er" and is worth an additional 100 points.

Variations

There are many variations of Callbreak, with different rules and scoring systems. Some common variations include:

* Double Callbreak: A callbreak bid where the team scores 500 points if successful, and -500 points if unsuccessful.

* Trump Callbreak: A callbreak bid where the team gets to choose the trump suit.

* Cutthroat Callbreak: A variation where there are no partnerships, and each player plays for themselves.

Strategy

Callbreak requires a combination of skill and strategy. Some key tips for playing the game effectively include:

* Bid accurately: Don't overbid or underbid. Consider the strength of your hand and the bids of your opponents.

* Lead with strong cards: If you have a strong hand, lead with your best cards to try to win early tricks.

* Follow suit: If possible, try to follow suit to avoid giving up tricks.

* Trump wisely: Use your trump cards strategically to win tricks and protect your own cards.

* Callbreak carefully: Only callbreak if you are confident that your team will not win any tricks.