Does Hearts work on mobile?
Hearts is a natural fit for a phone - one card played at a time, no dragging required - and the site is designed touch-first rather than shrunk down from desktop.
Touch controls
On a phone or tablet you simply tap the card you want to play, and illegal cards are clearly marked so a mistimed tap can never break a rule. Your hand fans out large enough to read at a glance, and the table with West, North and East scales to fit your screen in portrait or landscape.
Install it like an app
Because Hearts.now is a web app, your browser can add it to your home screen. It then opens full-screen with its own icon and no address bar - the app experience without the store download or the megabytes. Every mode works this way, from classic Hearts to multiplayer races.
Your progress follows you
Stats save on your device automatically as you play. Sign in with the optional free Google login and they sync, so a game played on your laptop counts on your phone too. The daily challenge is the same shared deal on every device - your commute is as good a place to post a score as your desk.
Related questions
Is Hearts.now free?
Completely. Classic Hearts and every variant, the daily challenge, the leaderboard and head-to-head multiplayer are all free to play in your browser, with no download and no signup. An optional Google sign-in only adds cross-device stat syncing.
What is the Daily Challenge?
The daily challenge is a single hand of Hearts dealt identically to every player in the world that day. You play the one hand, and the fewer points you take, the higher you rank on the daily leaderboard. Same cards for everyone - so the ranking is pure skill.
How does multiplayer Hearts work?
Multiplayer is a head-to-head race: you and your opponent each play the identical deal at your own table, against identical AI opponents. Whoever finishes the hand with fewer points wins. Same cards, same conditions - the only difference is the decisions.