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Version 3.1.9 · 2024-11-27
Bug Fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.1.9, updated 2024-11-27.








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Challenge yourself to the unique card game Spite & Malice, comparable to Skip-Bo.
Like Skip-bo, Spite & Malice is about racing your opponent to play cards from your pile. Don't overload your side stacks! Block your opponent when you can to slow their pace. You can even customize the board and cards to play Spite & Malice your way.
Play Spite & Malice now and unleash your inner Spite! It's free, so why wait?
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AWESOME FEATURES
-Single player has three levels of deviousness (easy, medium, and hard)
-Personalize your cards and background
-Full iOS 10 optimization for iPhone and iPad
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS: Spite and Malice
“This game is addictive. I have deleted it twice because I was getting eye strain but I keep re-installing it”
“I can’t put it down, and it’s been about a week…”…
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