Games / Hearts: Classic
Card game
Hearts: Classic, the trick-taking card game against three computer players
Hearts: Classic is a browser version of the card game Hearts, on CrazyGames since October 2018. One person plays; the other three hands belong to computer players. It needs no account, takes no stakes and ends when a player reaches 100 points.
- Players1 + 3 computer
- One game15–30 est.
- Age rule13+ (host)
The green button goes to the CrazyGames page of Hearts: Classic, which showed its title screen on 10 November 2026. Three cards were passed and one trick was played; no game was played to the end.
- Maker and host
- No developer is credited on the page; hosted on CrazyGames
- Online since
- October 2018 on CrazyGames; no later update date is shown
- Players at a table
- 4 seats: you and 3 computer players
- One game takes
- No published figure; 15 to 30 minutes (est.). It ends when a player reaches 100 points
- Live or by turns
- By turns, with no clock: the game waits for your card
- Account
- No account and no name: one Play button starts the deal
- Money and adverts
- Nothing sold: no shop, no chips, no stakes. The page carried 3 advert slots, two of them filled with banners of CrazyGames itself
- Paid random items
- None
- Age rule
- Under-13s may not use CrazyGames, by its terms. The game has no store edition and so no store rating
- Chat
- None: the three opponents are computer players
- On a phone
- The host marks it as playable on phones and tablets in landscape; this was not tried
- Opponents
- Three computer players named Emily, Terry and Lisa
- Rating on CrazyGames
- 7.8 out of 10 over the last 6 months; 7,620 likes and 1,710 dislikes in all, the second smallest count on this list after Yacht
- Deal
- 13 cards to each of the 4 seats
How a hand of Hearts: Classic goes
The title screen has a logo with three aces and one button, Play. It deals 13 cards to each of 4 seats. Three of them belong to computer players with cartoon portraits and the names Emily, Terry and Lisa.
Before the first trick the game asks you to pick 3 cards and pass them to a neighbour; in the check the prompt named Terry. Three clicked cards lifted out of the hand and an arrow sent them across.
The 2 of clubs was led. Our clubs stayed bright while every other card in the hand turned grey, which is the game holding you to the rule of following suit. The jack of clubs was played, the trick was completed, and the next one began with the 7 and 8 of spades on the table.
Hearts is scored backwards: points are bad. CrazyGames' description says you are “trying to avoid scoring points as the game ends when a player reaches 100 points”. The counter under each name read “Score Taken : 0” at the start.
No chips, no stakes and nothing for sale
Hearts is played for points and not for money, and this version keeps it that way. No chips, coins or shop appeared on any screen, and the in-game menu has four entries: Resume, New Game, Rules and Back To Menu. CrazyGames flags the game as having no in-game purchases.
The page had 3 advert slots. During the visit two of them showed CrazyGames' own banners and the third was empty; no video advert played before the cards were dealt. The check ran from outside the UK, so British adverts were not seen.
Three computer players and nobody else
CrazyGames calls the game “an online version” of Hearts and says “You are playing against three other players”. Those three are computer players. The title screen has one button, and no menu offers an online table, a room or a second person at the same device.
With no people there is no chat. The age question comes down to the host, because the game has no app-store edition: CrazyGames' terms bar users under 13.
The picture on screen is a green table, playing cards and three cartoon portraits.
No developer is named, and the rules page was not read
The CrazyGames page for Hearts: Classic names no developer, and the page data has no developer field. Of the 6 games on this list it is the only one without a credited maker.
CrazyGames added the game in October 2018 and shows no date for a later update. It loaded and dealt a hand on 10 November 2026.
The description mentions “a handy rulebook that helps you through the game”. The Rules entry was not opened for this guide, so details of this version's scoring are not described here. Under the usual scoring of Hearts a hand holds 26 penalty points, which would make a game to 100 last at least 4 hands.
Sound and phone play were not tested.