Irfan
Cribbage Remix
The classic two-hand cribbage, you versus a thinking CPU. Deal six, lay two away to the crib, cut the starter, then **peg the play** — every fifteen, pair, run and thirty-one scores — before counting your hand and crib in the **show**. First peg to 121 wins. The crib alternates each deal, so every discard is a real decision: feed your own crib, starve the CPU's.
Crazy Eights Remix
The public-domain ancestor of UNO, you versus a thinking CPU. Match the top card by **rank or suit**, or drop a wild **8** and name the suit everyone must follow. Out of matches? Draw from the pile. First to empty their hand wins. Fast, colourful, and endlessly replayable — every turn is a small decision about which card to shed and when to spend your eights.
Columns Remix
The falling-jewel match-three classic (in the spirit of Sega's *Columns*) — distinct from Tetris and from swap-style match-3. A vertical trio of coloured jewels drops down a 6-wide well. You move it left and right and **cycle the three colours** within it, then let it land. Line up **three or more of the same colour in any direction** — across, down, or diagonally — and they vanish; everything above tumbles down and can chain into **cascades**. Clear the level's quota before the well fills to the top; the jewels fall faster every level.