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Kadir Aksoy · Games · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Kartig brings two worlds together: party games you play with friends on one phone, and 16 mini games you play on your own. MINI GAMES Every mini game has 8 chapters, 96 levels and an endless mode. Earn stars, use a joker card for an extra life, or take a hint when you are stuck. Puffy (new, endless mode only): The ball rolls down steep ramps. Hold to puff up, let go to shrink, swipe up to jump. Every wave brings a new twist: a flight shaft, wind, darkness, reversed controls. Draw Path: Draw a line and let the ball roll into the bucket. Free Kick: Curl it over the wall and past the keeper. Dribble: Draw the ball's path through the defenders. Timing: Tap in the green zone, the center is worth two. Shepherd: Herd the sheep into the pen with your dog. Boxes: The boxes shuffle. Which one hides the animal? Pop, Tower, Flap, Golf, Jump, Catch, Bounce, Pendulum and Slingshot are waiting too. PARTY GAMES Sneak It In (new): Everyone gets a secret word. Take turns telling one shared story and slip your word in without anyone noticing. Suspect someone? Shout "Caught you!" Kartig is a party game for friends played on a single phone. Put the phone in the middle, flip a card and take turns. Card games need no setup, and for Imposter and Vampire Village you just type in the players' names. 13 games and more than 4,500 cards, so the same card rarely comes up twice. GAMES Imposter: Everyone sees the same word except the imposter. Take turns saying something about the word, then vote for the faker. You can also give the imposter a different word from the same category so they don't know they are the imposter. About 2,000 words in 17 categories. Vampire Village: Roles are dealt secretly on the phone. At night the vampires hunt, by day the village votes to find them. Pick from Vampire, Traitor, Doctor, Seer, Witch, Hunter, Mayor, Elder, Cupid and Jester, everyone else is a villager. One player can be the moderator, with a screen for the night order, marking the dead and showing the winner. Forbidden Words: Describe the word without saying the five words under it. Timer of 1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes. 21 categories, 2,572 cards. Case Closed: A case is read out: the scene, the suspects, the statements. The group discusses the clues and finds the culprit or the lie. 120 cases. True or Made Up?: A claim is read, everyone decides. If it is made up, the card tells you the real answer. 300 cards. Closest Wins: A number question is asked and whoever gets closest wins. 300 cards. Who or What?: Read the description and the clue, the first to get it wins. 334 cards. Describe the Movie: Describe famous movies and shows without saying the title. 227 cards. Most Likely To: "Who is most likely to sneak off when the bill arrives?" On the count of three everyone points at someone. The one with the most fingers on them has some explaining to do. 177 cards. Would You Rather: Two options and both are tough. Everyone picks a side and defends it, and the debates get loud fast. 202 cards. Would You Break Up?: Your partner reads your messages, forgets your birthday or still follows their ex. Would you stay or walk away? Perfect for couples and friend groups. 199 cards. Party Dares: Dares, house rules and small challenges that keep the night going. Made for grown-up parties. 180 cards. HOW TO PLAY In card games, pick a game, draw a card and move with the previous and next buttons. Answers stay hidden until you tap the button. In Imposter and Vampire Village the phone is passed around. The player whose name is on screen looks at their card, hides it and passes the phone on. Nobody sees anyone else's card. Privacy Policy: https://kartig.vercel.app/gizlilik#en Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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