Skat Stammtisch

This game is a poor skat game, the AI is not fun to play as it never takes chances and only plays when it has only a 100% winning hand which takes away all the fun. You cant fast play a turn, there is no option for that, you can only give up, but it does not really matter as I wrote above AI only plays when it gets the 100% winning hand. Graphics are poor for a 2018 steam game. Game speed could be faster. Music is poor too. I regret spending money on it.

Gutes Spiel. Good card game. 10/10.

The original Altenburger German Face of the cards is missing, and so some cards are unclear to me. The comments of the AI players (and my own) become very annoying very quickly. I regreted paying for the game after the first game. (I played a lot of Skat in the past and really enjoy the game but this is not fun!)

Skat Stammtisch is a digital card game adaptation developed by Z-Software GmbH and published by familyplay that brings one of Germany’s most established traditional card games into a modern format designed for solo play and skill development. Built around the long-standing rules of Skat, the game focuses on authenticity while providing enough customization and accessibility features to welcome both experienced players and newcomers curious about learning a strategic card game with deep tactical roots. Unlike digital card games that depend heavily on collectible systems or constant progression rewards, Skat Stammtisch stays focused on recreating the traditional experience. Its goal is not to reinvent Skat but to provide a reliable environment where players can enjoy competitive matches without needing a physical deck or additional participants. The result feels closer to a virtual tabletop experience than a heavily gamified interpretation of the source material. For players unfamiliar with Skat, the game introduces a card system that carries far more strategic depth than many casual card games. Success depends on understanding bidding mechanics, reading opponents, evaluating risk,…

Skat, a game where you can play to lose and win by losing every play (Stich). I have always liked playing Skat and I like playing this game. There are some regional rules that have not been implemented (like Null-Ouvert, Revolution - Null Ouvert where the opponents can swap out cards, and Kontra-Reh-Bock-Jungfrau-Hirsch)