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Sunroom Hearts

By Partech Systems

Big, clear cards. Friendly players who wait for you.

Classic Hearts in large print against three friendly players, with hints that explain why, no clock and no ads during a game.

  • Free
  • No account
  • No clock
  • Saved after every card
The start of a hand, with Mabel marked "Passing to" and the words "Pass left: choose three cards to give to Mabel, on your left." Three cards in your hand are tagged Pass and a big yellow button says Pass to Mabel
Sunroom Hearts on the Rose look. Mabel, Clive, Joyce and You sit in four columns with their points, Joyce has led the 5 of diamonds, the words say "Your turn. Diamonds were led: play a diamond", and the jack of diamonds in your hand has a gold outline
Why it’s different

Hearts you don’t have to squint at

Cards you can read

Big corner numbers in a typeface made for low vision, with Large or Extra large cards and three text sizes. Four-colour suits are there if you want them.

Friendly, fair players

Mabel, Clive and Joyce play at Easy, Normal or Sharp. They only use what they could see at a real table, and every deal is an honest shuffle.

Always know what to do

Each player's column shows their score and the card they put down. The cards you may play are outlined in gold, and a line of words says what just happened and what to do next.

Hints that explain

A hint says which card to play, or which three to pass, and why, in a sentence. Three hints in each hand are free, then a short ad of your choice gives another.

No rush

There's no clock. The others wait until you've read about the last card, and Undo takes back your card until someone else has played.

Read aloud

Turn on Read aloud and the game says every card played and what you can play, in your device's own voice.

See it

Three looks, three friendly players

Sunroom Hearts on the Rose look. Mabel, Clive, Joyce and You sit in four columns with their points, Joyce has led the 5 of diamonds, the words say "Your turn. Diamonds were led: play a diamond", and the jack of diamonds in your hand has a gold outline
RoseEvery player in their own column, the cards you may play outlined.
The start of a hand, with Mabel marked "Passing to" and the words "Pass left: choose three cards to give to Mabel, on your left." Three cards in your hand are tagged Pass and a big yellow button says Pass to Mabel
PassingChoose three cards, and the game says who they go to.
A hint glowing round the jack of diamonds with the words "Play the jack of diamonds: it’s the only card you may play."
Hints in wordsWhich card to play, and why.
The end of a hand, with a table of points for You, Mabel, Clive and Joyce, a star by the lowest total, and buttons for the next hand and Home
ScoresEvery hand and the totals, in big print.
The Night look, white cards with yellow outlines on a black table, and yellow words saying whose turn it is
NightWhite cards on black for the strongest contrast.
The Daylight look, white cards on a pale pink table with dark rose outlines and words
DaylightA pale table for bright rooms.
How it plays

Sunroom Hearts is the classic card game laid out to be easy on the eyes. You play with three friendly characters, Mabel, Clive and Joyce, and each sits in their own column with their name, their score and the card they put down, so you never have to work out who played what. The cards you may play have a thick gold outline, and a line of plain words always says what just happened and what to do next.

The rules are the ones you know: pass three cards, follow suit, avoid the hearts and the queen of spades, and keep your score low. When you're not sure, a hint tells you which card to play and why. There's no clock, the others wait for you, and your game is saved after every card.

There are three looks to choose from: deep Rose, light Daylight for a bright room, and black-and-white Night for the strongest contrast.

Tips

How to play well

  1. Pass the dangerous cards

    The queen of spades is worth 13 points. If you hold it with only one or two other spades, pass it. High hearts and the ace and king of spades are good to pass too.

  2. Get rid of a suit

    Passing all your clubs or diamonds leaves you free to throw away a high heart or the queen when that suit is led.

  3. Duck under the winner

    When you have to follow suit, play the highest card that's still lower than the card winning the trick. Someone else takes the points.

  4. Watch for the moon

    If one player is taking every heart, take just one yourself to stop them shooting the moon.

Questions

Asked and answered

Is Sunroom Hearts free? Are there ads?

Yes, it's free to play in your browser. An ad never interrupts a game, and there are no banners. Your first ten games have no ads at all; after that an ad may appear between games, at most once every ten games and never twice within five minutes. Undo never needs an ad. The first three hints in each hand are free; after that, you can watch a short ad for another hint if you choose.

Who am I playing against?

Three computer players, Mabel, Clive and Joyce. You choose how well they play in Settings, Easy, Normal or Sharp. They can't see your cards or each other's.

What are the rules?

Pass three cards, then the 2 of clubs leads. Follow suit if you can; the highest card of the suit led takes the trick. Each heart is 1 point and the queen of spades 13, and the lowest score when someone reaches 100 (or 50) wins. Take every heart and the queen and you shoot the moon.

Is there a timer?

No. There's no clock, and the other players wait for you. You can choose a Relaxed or Brisk pace for them in Settings.

Will I lose my game if I leave?

No. Your game is saved after every card, so you can close the page or take a call and carry on later.

Where are my statistics saved?

In your browser on this device. There's no account, and clearing the site's data deletes them.

Sunroom Hearts is made by Partech Systems Limited.

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