In the armchair, at reading distance.
Caravita for iPad
The tablet is where most grandmothers will play it: in the armchair, at reading distance, with a finger. On an iPad every card is as big as the screen allows, and an iPhone works too.
In the box
- All eight games, each with its own lesson on a real hand of cards.
- The Daily Challenge, the same deal as everyone else that morning.
- Her language: more than eighteen at release.
- Every future update. One price, no subscription.
- No ads, no account, nothing to buy inside.
What it needs
- An iPad, or an iPhone.
- Her finger. Tap a card, then tap where it goes. Dragging works too.
- The Apple ID the device already has for its other apps.
Putting it on
- Step 1 of 3Open the App Store on her iPad.Or on yours, and send it to her as a gift from the share sheet.
- Step 2 of 3Search for Caravita and tap Get.One price, there. No account to make in the game.
- Step 3 of 3Open it.The game asks her three questions, and deals.
The three questions: her language, "Make the game easier to see and use?", and which colours are easier on her eyes. Every answer can be changed later, one by one.
What it costs
One price in the App Store, no subscription. There are no ads, ever, and every future update is included.
Not out yet.
Caravita for iPad and iPhone is being finished. The day it is listed, this page will take you to the App Store.
Meanwhile, the opening of Omissa is playable on the first page. Take your turn
The payment and the updates go through the App Store. Caravita never sees the card, and it has no account of its own.