Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game

Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game for PC

WordEvil Studios Limited

A Filthy Card & Party Game for Adults looking for Dirty Humor and Fun Times!

Rating
4.3 ★
Installs
8481359
Content
Teen
Category
Word

What's New

Version 5.7.16
Size 149.6 MB
Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!
Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game for PC

Party card games thrive when players gather around a table, but Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game (a filthy humor card game for adults) reaches its full potential on a full monitor where everyone at a desk or couch can see the prompts and cards clearly without passing a phone around. The game pairs Red Cards with funny, crude fill-in-the-blank statements against White Cards chosen by players, with a Judge awarding points to the best match each round. First to 7 points wins, and running Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game on PC transforms local multiplayer sessions into a more comfortable, longer experience than squinting at a mobile device.

Evil Apples delivers a straightforward party-game loop where players vote on which card best completes a lewd prompt. The game includes over 3,500 White Cards and 800 Red Cards across multiple card packs, so rounds stay unpredictable across multiple sittings. On a wider desktop display, all players can read the prompt and available cards at once, eliminating the awkward phone-passing that breaks momentum in mobile play.

Core Gameplay and Card Pool

Each round, one player acts as Judge while others submit a White Card to match a Red Card prompt. The Judge picks the funniest pairing and awards one point; first to seven wins. The game supports local games using GPS for nearby players and remote play via SMS, Twitter, or Facebook invitations. You can also join Random Blitz Mode for fast-paced matches with strangers and write custom Wildcards with your own text. Discard cards that don't fit your style or the moment. Unlike a Card trick game focused on technique or deception, Evil Apples relies purely on humor matching and audience taste.

Why the PC Version Enhances Group Play

Hosting a party with Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game on a desktop or laptop means no one squints at a phone screen or misses a Red Card reveal. A keyboard makes typing custom Wildcards faster than mobile touch input, and extended sessions (hosting back-to-back rounds without battery drain) become practical. The larger viewport keeps all players engaged without passing a single device around the table, which keeps the game moving and the humor landing harder.

Card Content and Deck Variety

  • 3,500+ White Cards and 800+ Red Cards across unlockable packs prevent the game from feeling repetitive
  • Custom Wildcards let players inject personal jokes or inside humor into any match
  • In-game chat function lets you comment and taunt during play (when UI doesn't obscure it)
  • Multiple game modes including local GPS, remote friend invites, and Random Blitz matches
  • Card discard option lets you swap out cards that don't suit the current prompt
  • Removable ad system available for purchase, making sessions smoother

Building a Stronger Experience on Desktop

When you play Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game on a desktop, extended sessions become natural: no phone notifications interrupting, no battery warnings cutting a match short. The chat feature works better on a full keyboard, and the larger canvas means the chat box and UI elements sit properly without blocking your view or hiding your cards. Hosting friends for multiple rounds back-to-back transforms the game from a time-killing phone activity into a structured, social event that mirrors the original card-game experience it mimics.

Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game on Windows

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How to Install Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game for PC

  1. Download BlueStacks. Go to bluestacks.com and download the installer. BlueStacks 5 runs on Windows 7 or later; Mac users get BlueStacks Air.
  2. Install and launch. Run the installer and follow the prompts. Initial setup takes a few minutes as the Android environment initializes.
  3. Sign in to Google Play. Open the Play Store from the BlueStacks home screen and sign in with a Google account.
  4. Install Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game. Search for Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game in the Play Store, click Install, then launch Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game from the BlueStacks home screen.

FAQ

Can I play Evil Apples: A Dirty Card Game with friends across different locations?

Yes. Evil Apples supports remote play through SMS, Twitter, and Facebook invitations, letting you host matches with friends anywhere. You can also join Random Blitz Mode to play with strangers in fast-paced public games.

What happens if I run out of cards in my hand?

The game does not explicitly cover hand refresh in its rules, but you can discard cards you don't like during a round and draw new ones before the Judge decides.

Are there costs to unlock new card packs?

The game uses an in-app purchase model for card packs and cosmetics. A one-time ad-removal purchase is available and improves gameplay flow significantly. Other rewards like free cake come on a timed cooldown.

How long does a typical round take?

A single round is quick: one Red Card reveal, player submissions, and Judge decision. A full match to seven points typically spans 20–30 minutes depending on group size and decision speed.

Is this a competitive strategy game?

No. Evil Apples is purely a party card game about humor and voting, not strategy or sleight of hand. Anyone familiar with filling-in-the-blank party games will understand the format immediately.

Will I lose my progress if the app crashes?

Account persistence and cloud save features are not addressed in the source material, so check the app's help section on your platform before assuming progress is safe.

DD
Reviewed by
Diana Dell
Founder, GameQuarium

Diana Dell is an educator who created GameQuarium in 2000 as a portal to free learning games. The site has helped players find and play games on their computers ever since.