Les Comptes d’Odin

At the end of a hand, tap the player who emptied their hand (or laid it all down at once): they score 0. For each of the others, tap how many cards they still hold: one card, one point, whatever its value. The app adds it all up and shows who’s leading.

As soon as a player reaches or passes 15 points, the game ends after that hand and the lowest total wins, as the rules say. A tie is a shared win. When you create a game, you can also play to 10 or 20 points, or a single hand.

For the first hand, the app draws the first player at random, as the rules ask; you can also pick them yourself. After that, each hand is started by the player to the left of whoever started the previous one, and the table reminds you.

In the game, tap “…” then “Correct a hand”. Totals and standings are recalculated.

Tap “…” then “Manage players”. A player who joins starts with the highest total at the table, so they get no advantage (here, the lowest total wins). A player who leaves keeps their hands in the history, but drops out of the game’s standings.

Check Settings › Les Comptes d’Odin › Live Activities. The game shows while a game in progress is open in the app; it disappears when you pause it.

Only on your iPhone. They don’t sync between devices, and deleting the app deletes them. See the privacy policy.

A one-time purchase, no subscription, that unlocks the all-time leaderboard (wins, hands emptied, average per hand, consistency, Viking titles and records of your table) and a profile for every player (their card by rank, title, form, hands emptied, head-to-heads and records). Everything else in the app is free. The purchase is shared with your family (Family Sharing).

Tap the trophy or Settings › Les Comptes d’Odin+, then “Restore Purchases”: the purchase comes back with your Apple Account, at no extra cost. Your games, however, are not transferred.

The app follows your iPhone’s language. To change it for Les Comptes d’Odin only: Settings › Les Comptes d’Odin › Language.