🏷️ About: Koi-Koi (Japanese: こいこい) is a popular card game in Japan played with Hanafuda cards which is one of ways to play Hanafuda(Japanese playing cards) with two players. The goal of the game is to make the combination of severalcards earlier than your opponent.
by Porker LaVance
Ads are often and usually last a while and obscure their close buttons. The ads are also loud and makes turning your phones audio completely off in order to at all enjoy this game
by Closet0taku
... not a dexterity puzzle. It’s a small screen interface, yet the designers insisted on forcing you to swipe the selected card onto its mate. The interface is so sensitive, though, that failing to put a card precisely onto one mate when you have a selection of two often causes the card you don’t want to get matched.
Another gross shortcoming is the dialogue box that pops up when you must decide to call “koi koi” or stop. It completely obscures the game board and locks out examining cards to determine the game state. It’s another example of flawed design built into HanafudaKoiKoi .
Aside from these two features, it’s an acceptable opponent when played on “hard” setting.
by Prosilire
The user interface and AI seem to work well, possibly the best version I’ve seen yet, but I can’t get through a whole game! The Ads shown between each hand eventually crash and require me to force quit the game!
The most frequent culprit is a Facebook ad. Sometimes it displays while it counts down, but frequently it doesn’t count down at all, instead it just freezes the game.
I would be happy to pay for an ad free version!
by Auwe Da Ads
I really enjoyed the game, but there are so many ads that you can’t get through one set without watching 4 to 6 ads. Kind of frustrating.
by Imjuliaday
The game works but the ads often never go away or have no X out button and therefore shut down any game progress. I’d happily pay $1 for the ads to go away since otherwise the game functions well.
by Readerjoe93
It’s pretty nice as far as UI even though I prefer landscape layout.
“English translation” means only the very essential stuff is English. Much of the text is still in Chinese. I know how to play so it’s not a problem but for beginners this is not HanafudaKoiKoi for you.
Also after every round of play there’s an ad. With no option to pay and turn it off. Seriously?
by 🌊Ti
I’ve been waiting for a version that is similar to the older game version. I already knew how to play but, thank you for also putting it in english.
Wish that it didn’t have card placement choice clues, and maybe less ads.
by Ssmiura
I’d give the game and the creation of it a 5 star but with these forceful commercials and I mean forceful because with most of them you’re forced to watch 30 seconds or more without skipping. When you’re on a short break you’re lucky to finish a set of games. The ads are long and slow and most that are advertised are nothing new so it’s boring. We should be allowed to skip through it faster.
by Amyroswell
This is a great game for playing koi koi ... if you already know how to play. All of the sets and card types are only in Japanese so if you don’t know what the sets are before you play you’re completely in the dark. HanafudaKoiKoi also doesn’t rotate and the cards are so small that out can be hard to see. It’s a great game just has some accessibility problems.
by Cicutadouglasii
Pretty, not laggy, and quite functional. The highlighting of cards is useful for new players. My only complaint is that the actual yakus and in-game actions like koikoi aren’t at all translated. (A secret for you for reading this: to avoid getting ads, turn on ✈️ mode.)
by Playing The Game Girl
I haven’t played this game in years. Learned in Hawaii. They use the “police” different and little confused in some of the places the computer automatically places pieces. It will take time but enjoying it so far.
by Scottdevm
I’m enjoying this game. It’s worth the purchase option for no ads. Only gave it four stars because I would love it to be a multiplayer game.
by Killop87
Excellent for beginners as it shows which cards in your hand play, my only problem is the repetitive ads
by Gos314
Game is a lot of fun but there is still Japanese writing I don’t understand. It would be nice to have that fixed. I would likely pay to get rid of the ads.
by Kelso895
This is definitely the best free hanafuda app in HanafudaKoiKoi store, hands down. However Injust got a new iPhone (the 12 mini) and the top of the game screen is currently obscured by the phone speaker while playing. Now I can’t see the computer’s score, as well as most of the other info bits at the top. Please adapt HanafudaKoiKoi so the opponent’s bar is visible again!! Thank you ❤️ (Also being able to view the cards in play while determining koi koi would be fantastic.)
by Catb1rd
With there is a way to remove advertisements, I’d pay
by Southerngent615
This game is an excellent way to lear koi koi. The rules are very clear and helpful. I definitely want to buy some real cards now.
by Shell-ginger
Excellent simulator, good flow. Wish music was better and there were no adds
by Edob1234
This game is easily the best free Hanafuda game on HanafudaKoiKoi Store. The only thing it is lacking is a multiplayer feature. An online multiplayer would be ideal but also a pass and play, or local multiplayer function would be great too. Overall though it is a very fun game definitely worth downloading.
by Azzepol
This game is awesome! I had just learned how to play but wanted to get extra practice. Straight forward and has super short ads. Pluses for it being free
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Koi-Koi (Japanese: こいこい) is a popular card game in Japan played with Hanafuda cards which is one of ways to play Hanafuda(Japanese playing cards) with two players.
The object of the game is to form special card combinations called "yaku" from cards accumulated in a point pile.
Once a yaku has been made, a player can stop to cash in points, or keep going (referred to as "koi-koi", hence the name of the game) to form additional yaku for more points.
The point values assigned to individual cards have no effect on the score, but they are helpful to judge their value in forming yaku.
Players can gain cards in their point piles by matching cards in their hands, or drawn from the draw pile, with cards on the table.
The phrase "koi-koi" means "come on" in Japanese which is said when the player wants to continue the hand.
The goal of the game is to make the combination of severalcards earlier than your opponent.
