Play Bridge 6.0 Online

Bridge 6.0 came out for the Amiga in 1989, developed by Artworx Software Company. It was one of the few dedicated bridge games available on the platform at the time, offering a digital space for card enthusiasts without much fanfare or visual spectacle. The game presented a straightforward, no frills approach to bridge, focusing purely on the mechanics and strategy that players already knew from the physical card tables.

You control a single player, partnering with an AI against two computer opponents in either contract or duplicate bridge. The main objective is to accurately bid your hand and then work with your partner to take as many tricks as possible. Signature mechanics include a detailed bidding system where you input your calls using the keyboard and a trick taking phase where you play your cards one by one, trying to outmaneuver the opposing pair. The pacing is deliberate, requiring thoughtful consideration of each play, and the difficulty can be adjusted to match your experience level. It feels like a quiet, focused test of logic and partnership, even when your partner is just lines of code.