Gita
Go Fish Remix
The family card classic, you versus a CPU that **remembers what you ask for**. On your turn, tap a card to ask the opponent for that rank (you must hold at least one). If they have any, they hand over **all** of them and you ask again; if not — **Go Fish** — you draw from the pool, and a lucky match lets you keep going. Collect all four cards of a rank to land a **book**. When the cards run out, the most books wins.
Gin Rummy Remix
The classic two-hand rummy, you versus a thinking CPU. Each turn, draw a card (from the face-down stock or the discard pile) and throw one away. Build **melds** — runs of three-plus in a suit, or sets of three-plus of a rank — and shed your unmatched **deadwood**. The moment your deadwood drops to 10 or less you may **knock** to end the hand; hold out for **GIN** (zero deadwood) for the big bonus. Lower deadwood wins the hand — and undercutting the knocker steals it. Each hand is a level; the CPU plays sharper as you climb.
German Whist Remix
The elegant two-player trick-taking classic, rebuilt as a high-craft template. It is **net-new** and meaningfully distinct from the set's only other trick-taker, `briscola`: German Whist is played on the **full 52-card deck** with **13-card hands**, it *requires following suit*, and it is built around a unique **two-phase** structure — first you fish for the best cards, then you cash them in.