Shelem is the Persian four-player card game of bidding and points: you and the player
across the table are one team, and one bold claim either wins the round or burns your score.

• Real bidding, 100 to 165 in steps of 5. Every seat's call is pinned above its name until
  the auction settles; if everyone passes, the dealer is the forced hakem.
• The kitty on the table itself: pick up the four buried cards, lift any four of your
  sixteen with a tap, and set them aside — no extra windows.
• Full scoring: every Ace 10, every Ten 10, every Five 5 and every trick 5 — 165 a round.
  Fall short of your bid and it is deducted in full; take all twelve tricks and it is 165.
• Bluetooth team play: gather four phones around one room code. You pick your own partner,
  bots fill the empty seats, and nobody's internet is touched.
• Resume: leave mid-round and come back to the same hands, trump, bid and score.
• Game report: every trick of the round, card by card, with the round's verdict on top.
• Smart opponents that value their hands, feed their partner the point cards, and never
  outbid their own team.
• Records and badges, a daily challenge, several card sets, sound, and 16 languages.

No internet, no sign-up — everything runs on the phone. From the maker of Hokm ,
with over 230,000 installs.