Hearts (PC) Reviews

Hearts is a card game released for the personal computer as part of the Windows operating system. Its history is erratic as the game has been seen on early Windows releases such as Windows For Workgroups 3.1 but is absent from more mainstream releases such as Windows 2000. I was not able to immediately find an age rating for this game but it's ...  Read the complete review

Hearts is one of those free card games you've probably got on your PC, along with Minesweeper & a few others. It's a game played by four players &, in the version I have the players are Pauline, Michelle, Ben & Me (ie the person playing the game). Pauline, Michelle & Ben are, of course, controlled by the ...  Read the complete review

Hearts is a card game that to most non-pc users is unfamiliar as the game became popular due to its inclusion in the windows games. ~~ Location ~~ For a computer using windows, you can get to the game by using the start menu: accessories: games: hearts. For windows vista packages you simply go from start to games to ...  Read the complete review

This is a game that I taught myself to play via the Internet. I play alot on MSN Gaming Zone. This is free to play and you can play with players across the world, although you will find most are in America. I find it alot better when you play with real people over the net, and you can chat to them while playing. Ok now you can play this ...  Read the complete review

Hearts is a game you can find almost anywhere. It's more than likely on your PC as one of the pre installed games you find in applications. It's available on all the free gaming sites online, to be played against other people or computer generated opponents. -Idea of game- The idea of the game is to get rid of your stockpile ...  Read the complete review

I’ll gladly give you my heart but I doubt you would want it. Not that you need a transplant or something but in this game a heart is 1 point and the object of the game is to get the least number of points possible. The game of Hearts comes as standard with all computers using Windows. Playing with this version is fun and will help ...  Read the complete review

Hearts. When you are sad and lonely you start doing things that entertain you. (no comments thanks) Hearts tries to do this. How it works is that, there are four players involved (must be four really) and they are all dealt thirteen cards of the playing pack. There are four main rounds which are on a continuous repeated circle. In the ...  Read the complete review