A NEW HOME FOR A CLASSIC

Your next great
game of Hearts.

Keep your friends close. Your points low.
Welcome to Manor, a card room worth coming back to.

Public release in preparation

01 Four players

02 Fifty-two cards

03 Lowest score wins

MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

One game.
Your kind of table.

Find your rhythm, chase a better score,
or make an evening of it with friends.

01 / AT YOUR OWN PACE

Find your rhythm.

Practice classic Hearts with offline play. One good decision at a time.

OFFLINE
02 / A LITTLE COMPETITION

Raise your game.

Bring your best to ranked tables. Build your rating and find your place.

RANKED
03 / GOOD COMPANY

Save them a seat.

Invite friends to a private table. Familiar faces, fresh rivalries.

PRIVATE

These modes are part of Manor’s upcoming public release. Sign-in is required to enter the app.

EASY TO LEARN. ALWAYS INTERESTING.

Less is more.
Especially in Hearts.

Avoid hearts and the queen of spades. Follow suit, read the table, and finish with the lowest score. Simple rules. Plenty to think about.

Learn the Hearts rules
THE SCORECARD
Each heart1 point
Q♠Queen of spades13 points

Or take all 26 points.
That’s shooting the moon.

Find your next good move

BEFORE YOU TAKE A SEAT

A few good
questions.

What is Hearts Card Game: Manor?

Manor is our take on the classic four-player Hearts card game, with offline practice, ranked play and private tables. It uses a standard deck and the familiar goal: finish with the lowest score.

Can I play Manor yet?

The public release is still in preparation. This site introduces the game; it does not launch a playable session yet. We’ll add verified play and download links when the release is ready.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign-in is required to enter Manor, including offline mode. You can read all the rules and strategy guides here without an account.

Which Hearts rules does Manor use?

Classic four-player Hearts: left, right, across, then no passing. Hearts count one point each and the queen of spades counts thirteen. Shooting the moon gives each opponent 26 points. See the complete rules.