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Common questions
How do I play?
Slide is a rummy-style game played over twelve rounds against three computer opponents. Each turn you draw a card, form sets (three or more of a kind) and runs (three or more in sequence, same suit), and either discard or "slide." The goal is the lowest total score after twelve rounds.
What does it mean to slide?
To slide is to go out: meld your entire hand into valid sets and runs, drop your last card, and you're out of the round with a clean zero. The first player to slide ends the round — everyone else gets one final turn first.
What are wilds?
A different rank is wild each round — threes in round one, climbing up to aces in round twelve — and jokers are always wild. A wild can stand in for any card to complete a set or run. Tap the WILD chip at the top of the table any time to see the full round-by-round schedule.
How does scoring work?
Lowest score wins. If you slide, you score zero for that round. If you don't, the cards left in your hand count against you — and the last few rounds count double and triple, so they sting. Tap SCORE to see running totals and a history of your recent games.
I didn't slide in time. Can I still lay cards down?
Yes. Once another player slides, on your final turn you can lay down any complete sets and runs you're holding, so only your leftover cards count against you. Tap a card to stand it up, build your meld, and lay it down before you discard.
Where can I draw from?
From the stock in the center, or from the top of any player's discard pile — including a player who has already slid out. Drag the exposed card toward your hand to take it.
Is there online multiplayer?
Not at the moment — Slide is a single-player game against three computer opponents. It plays fully offline, with no account and no connection required.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your game and score history stay on your device. Slide has no accounts, no servers, no tracking, and no ads, and the developer never sees your data. You can read the full details in the Privacy Policy.
I found a bug, or I have an idea.
Please email me. The clearer you can be about what happened — and what you expected to happen — the faster I can sort it out.