Our verdict: the best app for playing cribbage on your own. Cribbage card game by Fiogonia Games pairs an AI that adapts to your level with hints, Muggins and a detailed endgame analysis. It’s single-player only, but as a practice partner it’s hard to beat.
Best for: solo players who want to improve, and anyone who wants to try Muggins.
What Is Cribbage Card Game by Fiogonia?
Cribbage card game is a free app from Fiogonia Games for iPhone and iPad. It was first released in 2021 and is still updated. With a 4.5 average from more than 13,000 ratings on the US App Store, it’s one of the most-rated cribbage apps available.
It’s a single-player game: you play the computer, not other people. That focus shows in how much of the app is built around helping you improve.
Rules, Including Muggins
The app plays classic two-player cribbage to 121 on a traditional board. You can choose between two variants: Classic Cribbage, and Muggins, where your opponent can claim the points you miss.
Muggins is the best way to sharpen your counting, because every missed point costs you. If you’ve never played it, read our guide to Muggins in Cribbage first.
An AI That Adjusts to You
The computer opponent comes in three difficulty levels, and it adjusts itself to your play. Hints suggest a move when you’re stuck, and after each round the app breaks down the points for the crib, the hand and the play.
Endgame Analysis and Statistics
When a game ends, a detailed analysis shows how it played out, so you can see where you won or lost points. A scoreboard and statistics track your results over time.
The Interface
The cards are big and easy to read, and the layout is clean. You can change the card designs and backgrounds to suit your taste.
Is It Free?
Yes. The app is free to download and play, with ads and in-app purchases, including an option to remove ads.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free to download and play
- AI that adjusts to your level, with three difficulty settings
- Muggins variant to sharpen your counting
- Hints and a score breakdown after every round
- Detailed endgame analysis
- Large cards and custom themes
Cons
- Single-player only: no games against other people
- Shows ads
- Two-player cribbage only
- iPhone and iPad only
Who Should Play It?
It’s the best pick if you mostly play alone and want to get better. Muggins, the hints and the endgame analysis make every game a lesson.
If you want to play against friends or other people, choose Cribbage Pro or Tableza instead.
Where to Download
Alternatives
- Cribbage Pro: the strongest app for online play, with Muggins too. Read our Cribbage Pro Review.
- Cribbage JD: large cards, four computer levels and offline play. Read our Cribbage JD Review.
- Tableza: our top pick overall, on desktop or mobile with no download. Read our Tableza Review.
See every app compared in our Best Cribbage Apps guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cribbage card game by Fiogonia free?
Yes. It’s free with ads, and you can pay to remove them.
Can I play against other people?
No. It’s a single-player app against the computer.
Does it have Muggins?
Yes. You can choose between Classic Cribbage and Muggins.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. The hints and the score breakdown after each round help you learn. Keep our free Cribbage Cheat Sheet beside you for your first games.
