- March 22, 2018
- JD Software LLC
Cribbage JD
Platforms
About
Cribbage JD is a puzzle-based card game for 2 players, known by names such as Cribs or Noddy. The objective is to accumulate points by forming card combinations, following traditional rules like "fifteen-twos" and earning points for the last card played. A cribbage board is utilized for score-keeping, with the game ending when a player reaches or exceeds the agreed-upon points limit, which can occur on a cut of a Jack for the dealer.









- The game offers a variety of difficulty levels, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced players.
- The app provides detailed scoring explanations, which helps players improve their skills and understanding of the game.
- The online multiplayer feature allows players to connect with friends or compete against random opponents, enhancing the overall experience.
- Many players report that the card dealing is not random, leading to predictable and unrealistic hands, which diminishes the challenge.
- The app has frequent glitches and crashes, particularly during online play, causing frustration among users.
- Some users have expressed dissatisfaction with the chat feature, stating it is cumbersome and limits interaction with other players.
monetization
268 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the monetization aspect of the game is generally well-received, with many users appreciating the minimal presence of ads, which are often described as non-intrusive and brief. While some players express frustration over occasional ad interruptions and the desire for a paid version to eliminate ads entirely, the majority find the ad frequency acceptable, especially in comparison to other games. Additionally, options to pay for an ad-free experience are available, further enhancing user satisfaction.
“I love that there's no ads that interrupt the game.”
“It's free & there's no ads so that alone is worth five stars, what's not to like?”
“Brilliant - no ads or purchases either with 'play pass' - good play”
“The ads are obnoxious.”
“I paid to remove ads and I still get ads.”
“Way too many ads lose my spot and game because I can't get back to the game.”