Deal.II - Strategy Game

APP is pretty good. Can do with some suggestions. I am sure the developer is working on but I also suggest a few: - 0. The interface needs to be improved a great deal. The graphics are not at all good and do not lead to a great experience. 1. Add missing colors. 2. Although the cards info section lists the cards just like actual deck but in the game, there seems to be no limit. The deck needs to be exact replica of what is there is the original cards deck. 3. Someone can mistakenly tap some where which leads to missed turn. There needs to be a way to reverse as long as the play is with the player. 4. There should be a different button to start the game, pass the turn, indicate to play action cards 5. Even if a card is selected and the player by mistake taps the D button, the turn is passed. 6. The cards need to be rectangular instead of circular. 7. Even in slow mode, it is difficult to see which player the computer selected to pay debt/rent if it was not you. 8. All property cards on the table are not visible. 9. Number of cards of all players should be visible. 10. Number of cards in the draw pile remaining should be visible.

Just installed and played 3 games. The computer player has an endless supply of Just Say No cards for every action card that I've played and not once have I been able to gain anything. Also I have not gotten a card like that at all. My cards seem well mixed, but the computer player has the perfect cards each time to finish the game within a few turns whereas I might have had 1 set already, which of course was taken with a deal breaker as soon as I got it, each time. Kindof makes the game useless

Game rules are inaccurate from original which changes strategy completely. Rigged in that computer seems to have a 'no' card at every crucial moment, and gets at least one monopoly on the first round while I get useless cards turn after turn. For example, I have played over 10times in a row without getting a deal breaker, sly deal, or swap card, while the computer gets them each turn. The deck is unlimited which allows for more than the actual number of limited cards (deal breaker, no, etc)