Cuarenta: Caída y Limpia 40

Omenius Corp

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About this game

Cuarenta ("forty") is Ecuador's favorite card game, now on your phone. Toss, capture and pounce on your rival's card: score a caída, clear the table with a limpia, count your cards and reach 40 first. Play solo against characters from around the world, with family on a single phone, or with friends over local Wi-Fi, even without internet.

THE REAL CUARENTA, WITH OFFICIAL RULES

Default rules from the APDP rulebook of Quito: caída, limpia, ronda, cartón, falla and the 30 and 38 point locks.
Configurable variants to play the way your family does: ronda points, caída plus limpia, four of a kind, falla, and one or three chicas.
Capture by matching, by adding up and in sequences; the table highlights what each card can take.
18 RIVALS FROM 16 COUNTRIES

Characters from Ecuador, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Venezuela.
Three levels: easy to learn, medium that gives nothing away, and hard that counts every card played.
Every rival has a personality and reacts to your caídas and limpias.
SOLO, IN PAIRS OR WITH FAMILY

1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2 with a computer partner.
Pass the phone: two players on one phone, without seeing each other's hand.
Local network rooms: create a room, share the QR code and friends join from their phones. The game runs over your Wi-Fi, no internet needed.
LEARN IN TWO MINUTES

Step-by-step tutorial with Pata Azul, the blue-footed booby from Galápagos: practice every move with real cards.
A guided practice hand at the end, plus a hint whenever you need one.
FAIR ADS

Never an ad in the middle of a game.
Ads only show between games and on the menu, with a frequency cap.
The optional hint is unlocked by watching an ad only if you choose to.
MADE FOR EVERYONE

Big cards and a color-blind mode with a four-color deck.
Three game speeds and a battery saver mode.
Settings from Quito, the beach, the Andes, Galápagos and more.
Works offline with no sign-up: no account, email or phone number required.
Your game saves itself; close the app and pick up where you left off.
Stats for your caídas, limpias and best card count.
Whether you grew up playing 40 at your grandparents' house or you have never played, Pata Azul will have you playing in no time.

What’s new

First release of Cuarenta: official APDP rules, 18 rivals from 16 countries, a tutorial with Pata Azul, 2 vs 2 and local network rooms with a QR code.