"Cardjo, Similar to Skyjo, Soft-Launches on Android"

If you're into mobile gaming and enjoy strategic card games, you'll want to check out the new Android release, Cardjo. Currently in soft launch in Canada and Belgium, Cardjo brings the essence of games like Skyjo to your mobile device, tailored specifically for on-the-go play.

What’s Cardjo?

Cardjo is all about strategizing to reduce your score by ditching those pesky high-value cards. It’s not just about luck; there’s real strategy at play. You need to read the game board, predict your opponents' moves, and make smart choices to avoid a last-round disaster. The game is quick, perfect for when you need a brief gaming break.

There are multiple ways to enjoy Cardjo. If you’re flying solo, you can challenge the AI, which smartly adjusts its tactics based on your gameplay. For those looking to test their skills against others, there's an online multiplayer mode where you can compete globally and strive to top the leaderboards.

Prefer a more intimate setting? Set up private games with your friends. Or, if you're in it for the long haul, dive into the campaign mode, which features 90 challenging levels to conquer. Learning Cardjo is a breeze, taking just a couple of minutes, thanks to its clean design and automatic tracking of scores and stats.

Right Now, It’s on Soft Launch

Cardjo is brought to you by Thomas-iade, a French indie developer known for creating innovative apps. Besides Cardjo, Thomas-iade has developed Pedianesth, an app assisting with pediatric medication dosage, and Salaire FPH, a salary simulator for public hospital workers.

The developer has exciting plans for Cardjo, including daily challenges and new game modes to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. You can personalize your gaming experience with various skins, backgrounds, and avatars. If you're located in Canada or Belgium and have a penchant for strategy games, grab Cardjo from the Google Play Store.

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