Play Puzzleguys Hearts online now and enjoy a faithful, single-player version of the classic card game. Compete against three computer opponents, pass cards, follow suit, and avoid points to keep your score low.
This simple, 2D Hearts game is easy to pick up. Use clear controls to select and play cards, track scores as rounds progress, and attempt to shoot the moon to turn the tide when needed.
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Desktop
- Click a card to select it.
- Double-click the selected card or click the Play button to play it.
- Click three cards during the pass phase, then click Confirm to pass.
- Use on-screen buttons to view scores, restart, or change settings if available.
Mobile
- Tap a card to select it.
- Tap the Play button or double-tap a selected card to play it into the current trick.
- Tap cards to select three cards during the pass phase, then tap Confirm to pass.
- Tap UI buttons to view scores and restart the game.
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Puzzleguys Hearts is a classic evasion-style trick-taking card game where you play against three computer opponents. The objective is simple: avoid taking heart cards and the Queen of Spades, because each heart is worth 1 point and the Queen of Spades is worth 13 points. The round ends when all cards are played. The match continues until a player reaches 100 points and the player with the lowest total score wins.
Gameplay follows standard Hearts rules. Each deal begins with a pass phase where you select three cards to pass to another player according to the current pass direction. Play proceeds in tricks: the lead player plays a card and each player must follow suit if possible. If you cannot follow suit you may play any card. Hearts cannot be led until they have been broken, and the Ace of Clubs or 2 of Clubs usually starts the first trick depending on the rule set. The game supports shooting the moon: if a player takes every scoring card in a round, they either score 0 and all others gain 26, or they give 26 points to all opponents depending on settings. In this online version you control your hand with simple clicks or taps while three AI opponents play with varied strategies. The interface shows current scores, remaining cards, and trick history so you can plan passes and plays to minimize points and outplay the AI.
Game Details
Category
Puzzle
Developer
Unknown
Technology
HTML5
Platform
Web Browser
Devices
Desktop, Tablet, Mobile
Game Features
Classic Hearts Rules
Plays by standard Hearts rules: follow suit, avoid hearts, and watch for the Queen of Spades.
Single-Player AI
Face three computer opponents with different play styles for a challenging single-player experience.
Pass and Strategy
Select three cards to pass each deal and plan your play to minimize points or attempt to shoot the moon.
Clear 2D Interface
Simple, readable 2D card layout with visible scores and trick history for easy decision making.
Quick Matches
Rounds finish quickly and matches continue until a player reaches 100 points for fast, repeatable play.
Frequently Asked Questions
Win by having the lowest total score when a player reaches 100 points. Avoid taking hearts and the Queen of Spades to keep your score low.
At the start of many rounds you choose three cards to pass to another player. The pass direction changes each deal. Use passing to rid yourself of high or dangerous cards.
Shooting the moon means you take every scoring card in a round. If successful you either score 0 while others gain 26 points or you add 26 to opponents, depending on game settings.
Yes. The game supports mobile play. Tap to select and play cards and use on-screen buttons to confirm passes and view scores.
A single match varies with play but each round is quick. Matches end when a player reaches 100 points, usually taking 10 to 20 minutes depending on pace.