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How it plays
How it plays
Nertz is what happens when four people play solitaire at the same table, at the same time, onto the same piles.
You get your own deck. Thirteen cards go face-down in your Nertz pile, four more in your work piles, the rest in your stock. So does everyone else. Then everybody starts at once, and the middle of the table becomes contested ground: aces open the shared foundations, and after that it's whoever gets there first.
The pressure comes from the clock you can't see. Every card you place is one an opponent can't. And the moment anyone empties their Nertz pile, the round stops dead — mid-move, however far behind you happen to be.
What's in it
Nobody takes turns
Nobody takes turns
All four players work at once. The middle piles are shared, and the first hand to reach a slot takes it.
Opponents who actually play
Opponents who actually play
One, two or three rivals across four difficulty settings. Relaxed gives you room to think. Sharp does not.
A ladder that resets
A ladder that resets
Climb from Novice to Master through the season, then start the climb again. Twenty-one trophies along the way.
Streaks worth keeping
Streaks worth keeping
A tutorial that shows rather than tells
A tutorial that shows rather than tells
Plays anywhere, tells nobody
Plays anywhere, tells nobody
Four decks. One table. No turns.
Four decks. One table. No turns.
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