Planned Release Date: Dec 3, 2026

About This Game

WHO IS ON YOUR TEAM?

A3: Veildeal is a four-player shedding card game built around hidden teams.
The holders of the Ace of Spades and the 3 of Spades form a team of two
against the other two players. If one player holds both key cards, that
player faces the other three alone. Read the table, choose when to take
the lead, and work out who your partner is as the cards appear.

TWO WAYS TO PLAY

Classic
Start with your original 13 cards and play directly, with no card exchange
or opening rock-paper-scissors. The holder of the 4 of Diamonds leads,
and the first play must include that card.

Exchange
Add a three-card exchange before play, plus opening rock-paper-scissors
when required by the opening rules. Make your choices before the first
trick and adapt to the hand you receive.

Both modes use the same end-of-round resolution and team-scoring rules.

LEARN THE TABLE
- Ranks run 3 > 2 > A > K ... > 4.
- Play singles, pairs, triples, straights, flushes, full houses,
four-plus-one combinations and straight flushes.
- Beat the current play with a stronger legal combination of the same
card count, or pass when passing is allowed.
- Your finishing order and team determine the round's score.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS
Invite friends through Steam, or host and join rooms on the same local
network. Fill empty seats with AI to complete the table.

PLAY AND PRACTISE
Play offline against three AI opponents with varied tactics. Follow the
interactive tutorial to learn the table, then review your games with the
replay viewer. Choose the table theme and audio settings that suit you.

Interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean,
German, French and Traditional Chinese.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Graphics, music, sound effects, written text and localization used in this game and its store page were generated or assisted by generative AI tools, including GPT, during development. The game does not call generative AI services during play; computer opponents use local strategy algorithms.