Egyptian Rat-Tap Offline app for iPhone and iPad

• The aim of the game is to collect all 52 cards.
• Players alternate pulling the top card off their pile and placing it face-up in the middle.
• If the card played is a number card, the next player puts down a card.
• If the card played is a face card or an ace, the next player must play another face card or ace within their allotted chances (1 for J, 2 for Q, 3 for K, 4 for A).
• If the next player does not play a face card or an ace within their allotted chances, then the player that played the last face card or ace wins the round and can tap the middle to collect the pile.
• The slap rule is the only rule that overrides the face card or ace rule.
• The first person to tap the pile of cards when there is one of the following patterns wins the round:
• Double – When two cards of equivalent value are laid down consecutively (e.g. 5, 5)
• Sandwich – When two cards of equivalent value are laid down with one card of different value between them (e.g. 6, 8, 6)
• Tens – When two cards played consecutively add up to 10 (e.g. 3, 7)
• Marriage – When a queen is placed over or under a king (e.g. Q, K)
• If you slap incorrectly, you automatically add one card to the bottom of the pile.
• The game ends when one player obtains all 52 cards.