Queens Count

Race to the throne — one card at a time. Queens Count is a card-driven board race. Draw from a classic deck of playing cards and run all five of your tokens from base to home before your opponent. Every card is a move: Kings and Aces bring a new token onto the board, number cards push you forward, a 3 can slip you backward through a shortcut, and a Jack lets you trade places with your rival's token. Land on an opponent and you bump them all the way back to base. Simple to learn, hard to put down: a guided first hand teaches you the game as you play it, so you'll know every card's power before your opening hand is done. FEATURES * Single player — face an AI opponent with three difficulty levels, from a relaxed match to a real fight for the crown. Harder difficulties earn bigger win bonuses. * Two player pass-and-play — hand the device across the table for a hot-seat duel. Hands stay hidden until each player is ready. * Daily Challenge — one special game a day: every player in the world gets the same deal on the same board, so today's scores are truly comparable. One attempt, win or lose. * Three boards — race around the square, circle, or triangle track. Each changes the pace of the game. * Two game modes — Standard, where only a King or Ace opens your gate, or Fast Mode, where Jacks and Queens can bring tokens out too. * Score, rank up, and climb — every move earns points: entries, bumps, trades, homes, and a speed bonus for quick wins. Your scores become XP that carries you up the rank ladder, from Page all the way to Queen Eternal and beyond. * Achievements and streaks — 15 badges to unlock, daily login streaks, and an optional reminder so you never miss your Daily Challenge. * Made to be played anywhere — the whole game works fully offline. No account, no waiting for a server, no interruptions. * Royal looks — three handsome themes, custom backgrounds, board choices, music, sound, and haptics you can tune to taste. Easy enough for a first-time player, deep enough to reward clever card play. Will you burn a Jack to steal the lead, or hold your Ace for the perfect entry? The court is waiting. Deal the cards.