Tichu

Wojciech Lewandowski / Dec 21, 2021 / Strategy

windows
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Computer edition of Tichu card game in which teams of two play against each other. You can play with your friends on the Internet or with computer. Voice chatting in the game is supported.

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What's new

Version 23.6.7.1836 released

2023-07-25

Changes: • AI: Do not declare Grand Tichu when our team is close to the win (it is safer to potentially declare Small Tichu); • AI: Exchange: when partner declared Grand Tichu then give opponents cards that will create them bomb with smallest probability.

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What players say

Positive

92% positive, 12 reviews

Recommended11 hrs played

Great app with fantastic AI.. almost too good. It's like playing against 3 complete experts which means you'll get your butt kicked for a while. But I pushed through, and have incredibly improved. I love this app, thank you so much for making it when I could find nothing.

4 found this helpful, 2022-06-15

Recommended2 hrs played

Reviewing card games is what we do! Easy interface and good implementation of Tichu rules. Note: this is a single player only review of Tichu played with bots, so while MP is available, I have not played and can't comment on the experience. For those unaware of what kind of game Tichu is, it's a trick-taking, team based game with a focus on hand management. Teams score points in various ways, through tricks taken...

2 found this helpful, 2022-04-20

Recommended87 hrs played

Great implementation of Tichu! Smooth gameplay & competitive bots. Great support, I had a visual issue and developers were very responsive in finding the solution on my laptop.

1 found this helpful, 2024-02-11

Not recommended3 hrs played

I seldom review games, but this one deserves a warning. The AI in this version of Tichu is blatantly unfair. Opponents far too often have bombs conveniently ready whenever you declare Tichu, while your so-called "partner" plays like they’re actively sabotaging you—ignoring obvious setups, failing to support your plays, and making bafflingly bad decisions. The result is a frustrating, rigged experience that feels...