Puzzleguys Hearts
Play Hearts against three computer opponents and try to finish with the lowest score.

Restart reloads the game. Use its own New Game button for a new round.
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Hearts is a four-player trick-taking card game. Play against three computer opponents and aim to finish with the fewest penalty points.
Puzzleguys Hearts — How to Play
Start a round and review the cards in your hand. Each player passes cards, then plays one card to each trick. Follow the lead suit when possible; the highest card of that suit wins the trick.
Puzzleguys Hearts — Rules
Heart cards add one penalty point each, and the queen of spades adds thirteen. The player who takes the most penalty points usually loses the round. If one player captures every heart and the queen of spades, they shoot the moon and give the other players the penalty score instead; confirm scoring details in the game.
Puzzleguys Hearts — Tips & Strategy
Track which suits opponents may be void in, and be careful when leading a high spade. Before passing, consider whether you can avoid taking hearts or the queen, unless you are deliberately aiming to shoot the moon.
Puzzleguys Hearts — FAQ
How many opponents are in this Hearts game?
The game is presented as a four-player table with three computer opponents.
Which cards add penalty points?
Hearts are penalty cards, and the queen of spades is a larger penalty. Check the in-game rules for the current scoring settings.
What does shooting the moon mean?
It means one player captures all penalty cards in a round, which reverses the usual scoring result. The game may display its own scoring variation.
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