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Predict your tricks. Or take the plump.
The Scandinavian trick-taking card game, played in 28 rounds. Predict how many tricks you will win each round and score only if you land it exactly. Miss by one and you take the plump.
€1.99 once. No subscription, ever.
Everything it needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
Multiplayer with smart bots when you need them, and a built-in scorepad for when the cards are real.
Play with friends, or fill the table with bots
Smart AI bots that play at a human level, so you never wait for a full table. Four to six players, any mix of humans and bots.
Keep score for a physical game
Predictions, plumps, the auto-rotating dealer and 28 rounds, all offline and saved on your device. Perfect for a real deck at the kitchen table.
Track several games at once
Every game is saved and named automatically. Pick any of them up where you left off, even days later.
A closer look
See it in action
Calm by design. Private by default.
No accounts, no ads, nothing that leaves your device unless you invite friends to play.
Nothing leaves your device
No account, no analytics, no third-party trackers. The scorepad works fully offline.
One calm payment
One-time purchase, no subscription, no in-app purchases. Buy it once and play forever.
Predict your tricks. Or take the plump.
€1.99 once. No subscription, ever.
Specifications
- Price
- €1.99 once
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Languages
- EN · NL · SV · FA
- Category
- Games
Questions
Is Plump the same as Oh Hell?
Yes. Plump is the Scandinavian name for the trick-taking game known internationally as Oh Hell or Oh Pshaw. The core rules are identical: each round you predict how many tricks you will win and score only if you nail it exactly. Plump uses a fixed 28-round structure of varying hand sizes.
Can I play Plump alone?
Yes. Plump includes smart AI bots that play at a human level. The host can fill any 4 to 6 player table with bots and play the full 28-round game without anyone else online.
Do I need internet for the scorepad?
No. The scorepad is fully offline. Tap Track a Live Game and everything (bids, plumps, scores, and the auto-rotating dealer) works with no connection. Your game is saved on the device, so you can pick it back up later.
Does Plump have ads, in-app purchases, or subscriptions?
No. Plump is a one-time purchase on the App Store and Google Play. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions. You buy it once and play forever, and the scorepad is included.
What devices does Plump run on?
Plump runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 14 or later, and on Android phones and tablets with Android 6 or later. The same backend handles real-time multiplayer across both platforms.
How do you play the card game Plump?
Plump is a Scandinavian trick-taking game, related to Oh Hell, played over 28 rounds. Each round you predict exactly how many tricks you will win, and you only score if you land it precisely; miss by one and you take the plump. It rewards judgement over luck. The Plump app teaches it in a few taps and keeps score for you.
What is a trick-taking game, and how is Plump different?
In trick-taking games each player plays a card and the highest wins the trick. Plump adds a bidding twist: you must predict your trick count exactly, so overshooting is as bad as falling short. That prediction is the whole game. Plump plays cozy five-minute rounds, offline, with no ads and no subscription.
How do you play Oh Hell?
Oh Hell is the same family as Plump: bid the number of tricks you think you will take, then score only if you are exactly right. It is quick, social, and more about reading the round than luck. If you like Oh Hell, Plump is the Scandinavian cousin, played over 28 rounds with a built-in scorepad.
