Sopio app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Lightwood Consultancy Ltd
First release : 26 Feb 2015
App size: 18.21 Mb
The points and puns card game arrives on iOS! Play Sopio anywhere, even if you don’t have any friends!
Get to 1000 points to win before your opponents; play cards on yourself, play cards on them, play cards on no-one and just enjoy the pictures.
- Enjoy a game of Sopio against real computer opponents!
- Share your victories with digital friends via Facebook + Twitter!
- Use Sunflower Men, Evil Spiders, Joyless Bears and more to ensure victory!
- Featuring Cards from Sopio Deck 1!
Unlock two booster packs and 18 unique opponents with either game skill or your money.
Have real life friends or want more information? Go to sopiocards.com
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Latest reviews of Sopio app for iPhone and iPad
I love this app. Its lots of fun to play, I spend way too much time on it! Whether youre already familiar with Sopio or not I highly recommend this app :)
Great card game, equally dynamite app. Well worth your time and money. Buy the cards too!
Just a perfect game. Much better to play with friends but il sure they will get there!! For now I can play anytime!!
This game is exactly what it says it is. A fun card game where you go head to head with some different "characters" with a few unlockable features. And I love it! I think its definitely worth the $2ish you pay for it. And if you really love it you can buy the real card Game online to play with your friends in the real world! But Ive been thinking about some things that could make it better, now Im not a game developer or anything so I dont know how easy this would be, however, I think it would be awesome to have some multiplayer in it. Of course this would be optional, lets not be simcity...but if thats too much work or just not possible for how the game is set up giving the characters that you can play against some personality would even go a long way. As it stands its just a game where I find I tap as quickly as I can while the other "players" are going. I think the reason this is is because I have no real motivation for understanding the play style of the "people" Im competing against. Making them seem like real people might solve this issue. It would be more like playing with friends (what even are those) than just playing against a computer. But like I said I love this game. Its cute, funny, and the sound effects are spot on. A great time waster and useful if youre in need of a good laugh.
Read about Sopio online. Wish the game were multiplayer, but the game is so crazy it cracks me up. Very entertaining...