Tute a Cuatro Android Game

The game par excellence of the Spanish deck, now finally with online mode!

We released version 3.0 with the avatars of Don Naipe, improved network mode, statistics, refined AI and much more. Are you going to miss it?

The tute is possibly the most emblematic Spanish card deck game. Tute a Cuatro offers the version of four players organized in pairs - the most popular and entertaining variant of tute!

In the individual mode the machine takes care of all the players (except the human, of course), being able to choose the level of difficulty at convenience.

In multiplayer mode you can play with your friends or play fast games with other players.

After setting the game, the cards are dealt and the game begins. In the player's turn, the valid cards are marked (so as not to commit resignation) and pressed on the card you want to cast.

With Tute a Cuatro you can:
- Play the four-player tute
- Invite your friends to play tute
- Receive invitations from your friends to play
- Play fast games with other players
- Play with 9 different characters
- Achieve the 18 achievements available
- Climb positions in the 6 available classifications
- Set the number of games, sing, double and see the points
- Regulate the speed of the game
- Activate or deactivate the sound

Tute a Cuatro is available for any Android phone or tablet (4.0 or higher).

If you like it, consider buying Tute a Cuatro PRO to remove the advertising.

You can check the rules of tute in the following links:
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tute
www.ludoteka.com/tute.html

Contact us at hola@donnaipe.com to tell us your impressions, improvement suggestions or problem solving.

Thank you very much for supporting us!

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THE DISTRIBUTION OF LETTERS

As there are many comments questioning the randomness of the game on Google Play, I take this opportunity to clarify this delicate aspect of the game:

To shuffle I use the Fisher-Yates algorithm ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle) that is very efficient and ensures that there is no bias, that is, that there are no card combinations more likely than others. Then the cards are dealt alternately starting with the player who leaves. This does not prevent gusts from occurring, in one way or another, but this also happens in reality.

Finally, we have no interest in people losing, but have a good time with Tute a Cuatro. And for this I have to ensure that the distribution of cards is equitable (that's why I use the Fisher-Yates algorithm) and that artificial intelligence is good enough to be a challenge to play. There are also several levels of difficulty so that it can be adjusted to convenience. I hope that with the multiplayer mode Tute a Cuatro is even more entertaining. Thanks to everyone for playing!

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