count cards, know what is in your hand etc… The game was free, and with that, it is a lot of fun. Adding difficulty levels, only programs the game to cheat. As it is, it sometimes it "cheats" that in real life, the other players will not consistently have one card lower than yours, the other players will stop runs more consistently - been times when it should have played the Queen of Clubs and did not for one of the other computer players - one computer player will consistently never take points - game after game… with that said, like playing with real people which I do often enough, you learn characteristics of how they play and start to predict what the other will do. The game is fun as it is, that I disagree with other reviews about adding a difficulty level. I find the "shoot the moon" thing annoying and wish I could turn it off and turn off the "no heart lead unless hearts broken" and "2 of clubs leads the first round" and "no point card on first round" rules. I'd love for someone to make a more configurable game to tailor to the way different people actually played it. Some of the rules used in this game were optional and not required. The rules I mention with "as few rules as possible" were the rules in the card game book we had. The jack was -10 and made the game interesting. If you got the all the hearts and the queen, that was bad - you made 26 and the others laughed at you. We did not have the "shoot the moon" rule. The rule of restricting heart leads until a heart has been played on something is unnecessary since a good player will not lead their low hearts because you'd be likely to get the queen in hearts if you did. The person left of the dealer led and could lead anything he wanted. In fact, we played with 3 people and the 2 of clubs was removed to make 51 - it's what the rule book said to do. We did not lead with the 2 of clubs on the first round.
We could lead any card at any time and could play a point card on the first round if we didn't have any of the suit being led. My main complaint is it doesn't have the option to play the way my family played hearts for nearly 20 years.
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