Hearts

Play the timeless card game Hearts against AI opponents. After taking a glance at their own hand, players pass three cards to the left, face down. Before looking at the cards they've been dealt by an opponent, all players must pass their own hand. One passes clockwise around the table clockwise around the table anticlockwise around the table no one passes. Until the end of the game, this pattern will keep cycling.After passing, whoever has the 2 of clubs plays it to begin the first trick. Everyone should do the same if they can. A card of any suit may be discarded if the player who led does not have any cards of that suit. A heart or the Queen of Spades cannot be played on the first trick if a player does not have any clubs.A trick is won by the player who plays the highest card of the suit being led (no trumps are used). The person who wins a trick does so by taking all the cards and beginning the following trick. Once a heart or the Queen of Spades has been played (this is known as "breaking" hearts), no other suit may be led. At any time, the Queen of Spades can be led.The amount of hearts a player has collected is recorded at the end of each hand, with each heart being worth 1 point. There are 13 points on the Queen of Spades. One can either take 26 points off his score if he has won all 13 hearts and the Queen of Spades, or give 26 points to every other player.When one player scores 100 points in a game of Hearts, the game is over. The winner is the one who has the fewest points.