Alderpeg: Cribbage

A table worth coming back to. Alderpeg is an original offline cribbage game for phone and tablet. Deal six, send two to the crib and take turns building a count up to 31. Race your pegs to 121 points, or choose a shorter 61-point match. PLAY A PROPER HAND Alternating dealer, starter jack points, fifteens, pairs, runs, Go, last card, hand flushes, crib flushes and nobs. Automatic scoring keeps both sides honest. Hand explanations wait for you to read them before the points are pegged. THREE TABLES OF THOUGHT Friendly offers relaxed, varied play. Club values the kept hand. Thoughtful also estimates the crib and weighs public pegging replies. The computer sees only its own cards and public play. There are no score-based shuffle adjustments. All opponents are included from the first deal. STUDY YOUR DISCARDS 108 distinct six-card studies cover fifteens, pairs and runs, flush decisions and mixed hands. Pick two cards, compare your expected kept-hand score and review every discard. Studies average all 46 possible starters; crib and pegging value are explicitly excluded. A best study choice is not always the best match discard. Hints are included. YOUR PLAY LEAVES A RECORD The active match saves locally and returns paused after reopening. Your latest 60 completed matches retain hand and crib breakdowns plus pegging events. Share a named JSON history file through native sharing. History only, not an importable backup. Match hints mark the result coached. Uninstalling can remove local records. EARN YOUR TABLE Clear studies without a hint or win unassisted matches to earn Harvest linen and Midnight blue cloth with matching card backs. Match rules and difficulty levels are available immediately; the unlocks are cosmetic. MADE FOR QUIET PLAY Original ivory cards, an ash peg board, readable suit shapes, optional piano, separate effects and haptic controls, and reduced motion. Gameplay works offline. English interface. ONE COMPLETE PURCHASE No advertising, in-app purchases, subscriptions, accounts, analytics or tracking. Two-player rules against a computer; no online or pass-and-play multiplayer, and no muggins. An original Gobling Company game; not affiliated with a cribbage governing body.