Hearts, the classic four-player card game bundled with Windows from 3.1 to 7, recreated in detail: you against three computer players (Pauline, Michele and Ben), a name prompt at the start, three cards passed left, right, across and then kept, the two of clubs leading, follow suit enforced with the original's short messages, no point cards on the first trick, hearts unplayable as a lead until broken, one point per heart and thirteen for the queen of spades, shooting the moon for 26 to each opponent, the point cards laid in front of each player and a score sheet after every hand with the leader in blue, the game ending at 100 with the lowest score winning. Our additions, labelled: numbered games you can share by link, reload-safe saved games, statistics, undo of your card while it is on the table, hints. Original card art, MIT-licensed code, not affiliated with Microsoft. Free, no sign-in, runs entirely in the browser.

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