Pife (also called Pif-Paf) is the rummy game Brazilian families play on lazy afternoons, now in 3D on your phone, in portrait mode. Two decks without jokers and 9 cards in hand: draw from the stock or take the top discard, throw one card away, and go out when all 9 cards form melds. Classic rules, taught in a short tutorial.
Play 1 vs 1, or with 3 or 4 at the table, against computer players at three levels: Easy discards almost at random; Medium takes the discard when it helps; Hard remembers what's been played and won't hand you the card you're waiting for. Nobody peeks at your hand or the stock.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• "Family Pife" campaign: 60 tables across 6 places, from Grandma Zita's kitchen to a family Christmas, with tougher opponents, 3- and 4-player tables, and a host waiting at the end of each place.
• Stars per table: win, plus goals like going out with the top discard, going out with two sets, or going out fast.
• Quick game: 2, 3 or 4 players, one hand or first to 3 hands, three levels, with your record.
• Daily challenge: the same deal for everyone, one hand against the computer. Keep your streak and share your result without revealing the cards.
• Your hand sorts itself: finished melds light up in color (or sort by suit if you like).
• 7-day daily reward calendar and achievements to collect.
• Every move is saved: close the app and pick up later.
• Big, readable cards, high-contrast option (four-color suits) and faster opponents.
• Light, dark or automatic theme. English, Portuguese and Spanish.
HOW TO PLAY
• Everyone gets 9 cards. On your turn, draw from the stock or take the top discard, then discard one card.
• Set: 3 or 4 cards of the same rank, each a different suit.
• Run: 3 or more cards in a row of the same suit (Ace goes before the 2 or after the King).
• Go out with all 9 cards in melds (three melds of 3, or 4 and 5). Whoever goes out scores the loose cards left in the other hands.
NO SURPRISES
• Works offline, no sign-up, no login.
• Scores are hands won and the game's own points. Coins are earned by playing and only buy hints; there are no purchases.
• Ads never show up mid-game: a small banner on menus only and, now and then, an ad between games (never in the first ones). Optional ads (coins or doubling a reward) only appear if you choose them.
Brazil's classic rummy: sets and runs, 2 to 4 players, 60 tables, offline.