Дурак - игры без интернета 2.2.1

**Games Without the Internet: Durak Card Game Review**

Durak, also known as "fool" in English, stands out as one of the most popular board games available. The game is played using either a 36 or 52-card deck with card values ranging from ace to six, accommodating 2 to 6 players. Each player is initially dealt 6 cards, and the trump suit is determined by the card revealed after dealing. The objective of the game is to be the first to empty your hand of cards, with the last player retaining cards designated as the "fool."

During gameplay, the player with the lowest trump suit leads in the first round, while subsequent turns pass to the left. Movements involve playing one or more cards and prompting the next player to either cover them with a higher card of the same suit or a trump card. Players unable to cover must collect all cards, escalating their chances of being labeled the "fool."

The two main variations of Durak are "throw-in" and "transfer." In "throw-in," players can play any number of cards of the same rank, while in "transfer," if a player has a matching card, they can transfer both cards to the next player which adds strategic depth to gameplay.

The Durak card game provides a versatile offline gaming experience allowing you to compete against 1-3 computer opponents. With features like career progression, customizable gameplay settings such as opponent intelligence levels and turn speeds, this version of Durak brings a classic game to life on your device.

• Play offline without needing an internet connection
• Engage in a career mode and access stats for tracking progress
• Option to select 2 to 4 players
• Adjustable animations suited for different device capabilities
• Sort cards as per rank and/or suit preferences
• Choice between large or small card sizes
• Select opponent's turn speed from fast, normal, to slow
• Challenge varying levels of opponent intelligence
• Display of remaining deck size on the table
• A feedback system for confirming end turns
• Option to opt-out of watching opponents' moves at the game's end
• Use either a 36-card or 52-card deck based on preference