Disarray:
The friendly, frenzied card game that is all about getting your cards in order

Your cards are in disarray! Remember the classic Milton Bradley Rack-O game? You will love this new twist using a traditional card deck. Win the game by getting your cards in order, either least to greatest or greatest to least, by swapping a card from the draw or discard pile with one from your hand. Practice in single player mode, or go head-to-head with a friend. Win each round by getting your cards in order before they do.

The array of details:

Getting ‘em in order
It’s ok to have multiple of the same card in a row, or gaps between cards in the sequence.
Aces can be either high or low, whichever works for your hand.
Joker is wild (and handsome).
Press the arrow key to change from ascending to descending order.

Making your move
Drag a card from the board to the discard pile.
Don’t like the card on the discard pile? Double tap the discard or draw pile to get one from the draw pile instead.
Still not happy? Double tap the discard or draw pile again to pass.

Racking up the points
Want to score big – go red! 5 points for each black card in your hand, 10 for the red ones when you win the round (no points for losing).
Want to win big? When the scores on your winning rounds total 175, you win the game.

Spying on your opponent
The green highlighted cards in your hand show which of your cards are in order – the green highlighted cards in your opponent’s hand lets you see how close they are to schooling you.

Paying attention
Although Disarray can become addictive, we understand that it is hard to always give your undivided attention to the game. We've provided a little help there. The background is green when it is your turn and red when it is your opponent's turn. Did you miss their last play? No problem. After your opponent finishes their turn, double tap their hand and you can find out what they just played.

Achieving your goals
Achievements are available for number of wins and high-scoring and low-scoring rounds in victories against your opponent in competition mode.

Becoming a leader
There's a 2-player leaderboard for most wins (and you can't win if you don't play). And there's a single player leaderboard as well. Get your name on that leaderboard by reaching 250 points in the least amount of time in single player mode.