Games like Truco Argentino

Truco Venezolano is a multiplayer card game for 2 or 4 players, played with a 40-card Spanish deck. The objective is to reach a certain number of points first by winning rounds, which consist of best of three hands. Points are scored based on "cantos," "toques," and "gritos". The player or team with the highest score at the end of the game wins.

Truco Uruguayo is a popular multiplayer card game from Uruguay, playable 1-on-1 or in teams of 2 or 3. Each player receives 3 cards, and the goal is to win rounds by playing the highest card or combination. The game offers various special cards and allows playing on iPhone or iPad.

Truco Paulista and Mineiro are popular Brazilian card games for 2 or 4 players in teams, with the goal to reach 12 points. Players receive 3 cards each, and the team with the best of three tricks wins the round. The value of the round is determined by 'gritos' such as 'Truco', 'Vale 6', 'Vale 9', and 'Partido'. In Truco Paulista, trump cards are not fixed and change based on the card flipped at the beginning of each hand.

Card Game 29 is a trick-taking game from the Jass family, brought to the Indian subcontinent by Dutch traders. Played with 32 cards and a deck divided into four suits, each suit holds 7 points, with 3 for the Jack, 2 for the 9, and 1 each for the Ace and 10. Four players in two teams aim to win rounds to score points and reach a total of 29, with an optional additional point for winning the last hand. The objective is to win a set by reaching 29 points before the opponents do.

Card Game 29 is a trick-taking game with 32 cards, derived from the Jass family of games. Played by four players in teams, each receives 8 cards, aiming to win rounds and score points, using J, 9, A, 10 cards worth 3, 2, 1, 1 point respectively. Winning the last hand can add an optional 29th point to the total. The team reaching or exceeding 29 points first wins the set.

"400 Arba3meyeh" is an Arabic multiplayer trick-taking card game with partnerships and a trump suit of Hearts. The objective is for a team to reach 41 points or more, with points earned by winning at least the number of tricks bid in each hand. Bidding is independent for each player, with the minimum bid increasing based on the team's score, and the total sum of all bids must be at least 11 or more. Winning a trick depends on playing the highest card of the suit led, or if unable, playing a trump card.

Simple Euchre is a free, trick-taking card game for iOS, offering online and offline play, with three difficulty levels and game modes. It features intelligent computer opponents, customizable game speeds, and a clean, user-friendly design with large, easy-to-read cards. The objective of Euchre is for a partnership to predict and take the majority of tricks, closely related to games like Hearts, Spades, and Bridge.

Play 29 Live is an online multiplayer card game featuring real human players only, where you can join public or private tables to enjoy authentic 29 gameplay. It uses a unique deck of 32 cards with specialized bidding and trump selection, offering three shuffle types and interactive chat with emojis. The game continues until a team reaches ±6 points or rounds are complete.

"Card Game 29 Online" is a social 29 card game app where you play with real people, not bots. It uses a standard deck of 52 cards with the top 32 ranks, including Jack, 9, A, 10, K, Q, 8, 7 in four suits. Players bid starting at 16, and the highest bidder chooses the trump suit. The game continues until one team reaches a score of +/-6 or when no rounds remain. Features include multiple shuffle options, free-form chat, and intuitive emojis.

"Play 29 Card Game is a social app where you can play the classic 29 card game with real people online, with options to play with friends or random opponents. The game uses a standard deck of 52 cards with ranks in four suits, and allows for various shuffle styles. Bidding starts at 16, and the game continues until one team reaches a score of +/-6 or when no rounds remain."