Tute a Cuatro 4.0.1

Introducing the improved comeback of online gaming!

Tute is arguably the most iconic Spanish card game. Tute a Cuatro offers the four-player version, organized in pairs - the most popular and entertaining variant of Tute!

In single-player mode, the computer takes control of all players (except for the human, of course), allowing you to choose the level of difficulty that suits you.

In multiplayer mode, you can play with friends or engage in quick matches with other players.

After setting up the game, the cards are dealt and the gameplay begins. During a player's turn, valid cards are highlighted (to avoid mistakes), and you simply tap on the card you wish to play.

With Tute a Cuatro, you can:

• Play four-player Tute
• Invite your friends to play Tute
• Engage in quick matches with other players
• Play with 9 different characters
• Unlock 18 available achievements
• Move up the ranks in 6 leaderboards
• Configure the number of games, special moves, and view points
• Adjust game speed
• Enable or disable sound

Tute a Cuatro is available for any Android mobile or tablet (Android 4.4 or higher).

If you enjoy the game, consider purchasing Tute a Cuatro PRO to remove advertisements.

You can consult the rules of Tute through the following links:

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tute
2. http://www.ludoteka.com/tute.html

Contact us at [email protected] to share your feedback, suggestions for improvement, or to report any issues.

Thank you so much for supporting us!

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The Card Dealing Situation

Since there have been several comments questioning the randomness of the game on Google Play, I would like to address this delicate aspect:

For shuffling, I use the Fisher-Yates algorithm (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle) which is highly efficient and ensures that there is no bias, i.e., no combinations of cards are more likely than others. Then, the cards are dealt alternately starting with the player who goes first. This does not prevent streaks from occurring, in one direction or another, but that also happens in reality.

Lastly, we have no interest in causing players to lose; our goal is for players to have a good time with Tute a Cuatro. Therefore, I have taken measures to ensure that the card dealing process is fair (which is why I use the Fisher-Yates algorithm) and that the artificial intelligence provides a challenging gameplay. There are also multiple difficulty levels available for players to adjust as desired. I hope that with the multiplayer mode, Tute a Cuatro becomes even more enjoyable. Thank you all for playing!