Download  Suipi  on PC

Suipi is a Card application developed by Cards Unlimited LLC, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play Suipi on your computer.

Running Suipi on your computer allows you to browse clearly on a large screen, and controlling the application with a mouse and keyboard is much faster than using touchscreen, all while never having to worry about device battery issues.

With multi-instance and synchronization features, you can even run multiple applications and accounts on your PC.

And file sharing makes sharing images, videos, and files incredibly easy.

Download Suipi and run it on your PC. Enjoy the large screen and high-definition quality on your PC!

LONG DESCRIPTION:

Bringing the beloved Pasefika card game to mobile and the digital world.

The goal of the game is to obtain as many points as possible at the end of a full game. There is a total of each 11 POINTS in each deal. Each player will have a chance to deal. A player may earn points by matching cards and building groups of cards. Regional rules may differ slightly, but standard rules apply. Rules of the game can be found in Settings

3 modes to choose from:
Practice
Multiplayer
Play with Friends

In each mode, you will have the choice of playing 1-vs-1 or a team game.

Practice: If you are new to the game or need a refresher on your skills, practice mode familiarizes you to the game without costing you any chips.

Multiplayer: Play 1-on-1 or in a team with other online SUIPI players. A minimum amount of chips are required to play. You choose the entry amount per player and you will be matched with another online player.

Play with Friends: Play 1-on-1 or in a team with friends. Create a table or join a table with a Room Code. A minimum amount of chips are required to play. You set the entry amount and you will get to test your SUIPI skills amongst your friends.

Suipi Rules:
Basic Rules: Goal of the game is to have the most points after a full game
Total points: 11 points per deal
1 full game is when all players have dealt
Dealer passes out # of cards
4 cards are face up on the board
Real life: No duplicate cards can be placed on board, if there is then one card will be replaced. With duplicate cards, point card remains on board
Point value
11 points in every deal
3 points
Person with most cards
Tied = no points awarded
2 points
10 of diamonds
1 point each
Aces
Most spades
2 of spades
Suipi = Bonus point
When a player sweeps all the cards off the board a bonus point is awarded
How to Play Suipi:
In suipi, a full game is when all players have dealt.
Games may be played with 2 or 4 players.
There are 11 points in every deal, and the goal is to collect as many cards that will translate to points so at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.
Each player has a turn and the player must play a card to the board. The card played to the board may be played in one of these ways:
Throw away card
You throw away a card from you hand
Fa’amau
Fa’amau = when a player groups cards
Grouping cards are allowed when:
Matching more three or more cards of the same value
Face cards must only be grouped if player has all 4 of the same face cards
Group any numbered cards (ace=1) to create a total value of another card in your hand
Ex: Use a 2 in your hand to faamau to a 7 on the board to total 9. Player must have a 9 in their hand.
Players may add any numbered card from their hand to a faamau
Player may only create one faamau at a time
If a player creates a fa’amau and the opponent did not collect on their next turn, then the opponent may no longer be able to pick up that fa’amau
Collecting cards
Use a card in your hand to match a card on the board
Use a card in your hand to collect a faamau
Use a card as a total value of multiple cards on the board
Ex: 5 & 4 are on the board, player may use a 9 in their hand to collect the 5 + 4.
At the last round of cards, the remaining board cards go to the last person who collected cards
After the game is played, players count their points. Before moving forward to the next deal, the player/team with the most points will subtract the opponents points from their points.
For example, after Player A’s deal, Player A has 6 points and Player B has 5 points. 6 - 5 = 1 point. So going into Player B’s deal, Player A has 1 point and Player B has 0 points.