Ronda 3D brings the card game of Moroccan cafés to your phone: a wooden table seen from above, a glass of mint tea on the side, real Spanish-suited cards, and opponents whose hands grab, throw and slam their cards on the table. HOW TO PLAY • 40 cards (1 to 7, 10, 11, 12). Each player gets 3 cards, 4 cards lie on the table. • A card of the same rank captures the table card and the ascending run that follows it. • Ronda (a pair in hand) and Tringa (three of a kind) are announced at the deal. • Missa: clear the table for a bonus. • Darba – "Hak Hadi!": capture the card the previous player just played. The next player then has 3 seconds to rebound with the same rank – "Zidek Hadi!" – and the fourth card answers with "W zidek Hadi hta hia!". The last one to rebound takes the whole packet and the points. • At the end, every card beyond 20 is worth one point. First to the target (21, 41 or 61) wins. FEATURES • Online mode: play against real players, 1v1 or 2v2 (automatic matchmaking, your own nickname, 15 seconds per move, automatic moves when a player steps away). • Google Play Games leaderboards: online and offline wins. • Offline: 2 players (you against an opponent) or 4 players in teams of two. • Two scoring modes: numeric points, or the traditional Hbal & Bount count with brass tokens and bead strings on the table (5 Bount = 1 Hbel). • Every strong move gets its cinematic: camera dives, impacts and Darija cries for darba, rebounds, Missa and big combos. • One tap plays a card; the run is swept card by card with realistic sounds. • Opponents with animated hands, random Moroccan names and floating name tags. • Six camera views (high, close, far, wide, player, top), French and English interface. • A Moroccan café: zellij floor, weathered painted walls, neighbouring tables, mint tea. • Smooth on every phone: the graphics quality adapts to the device automatically. • Statistics: games played and won, online and offline. Ronda 3D is free and contains ads (banners on the menus and an occasional interstitial between games). In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, your consent is requested before any ad is shown, and you can change it at any time from the menu. The online mode uses an anonymous sign-in (no account to create); your nickname is visible to the players at your table, and you can report a player from the menu. Privacy policy: https://aminezamani.github.io/privacypolicy/ Contact: [email protected]