Ye Olde Cribbage Club

Interesting thing about computer card games is that they are all rigged. You will notice patterns during game play. Like this game consistently turning up the same number card you just threw in your opponent's crib. Or the fact that the opponent tends to keep 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9's in their hands. Things like that. BTW, I didn't notice a difference in gameplay between the easiest and hardest settings. Cards are cards, and the cardplay is the same no matter the level. It all depends on the "Luck" the game gives your opponent. How is it that your opponent almost always keeps cards in their hand, that no person alive would keep, and they peg on you greatly--even on easy level and yet have no points in their hand? How do I know the AI isn't cheating. Why does the AI always waits till I toss my cards, then it tosses its cards! CHEAT!!! RIGGED!!!!!

I've been playing Cribbage for over 20 years. I know there are online options to play Cribbage but, I was happy to find Cribbage on Steam. There are tutorials in game to teach you how to play. The characters you play against are kind of cheesy but, it's the only Cribbage game on Steam.

A good way to learn cribbage.

I do enjoy the game from a relaxing point of view. The rules do differ from actual cribbage as low card should get to deal first, and skunks are not observed. I have seen the computer miss a point here and there, as have I, but there is no option on NO MERCY that allows either the computer or yourself to challenge for said points.

If you like Cribbage...Yes. Only wish I would n't have to click so much every game when the characters speak and to tell them to put a card down. It would help a beginner, but after that not so much. However, probably the best Cribbage game I've seen.

A fun way to jazz up a cribbage app, really; the characters aren't overwhelming and the card animation is solid. It's not wildly challenging--I play each game on the hardest setting and I've only lost one so far--but when you don't have a real cribbage partner around, this definitely beats playing a faceless computer.