CasualIs Raven worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Trick-taking card game fans who want a single-player game
- Players who enjoy bidding and choosing trumps during card play
- Casual card players who prefer team scoring
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign or progression system may find the play structure limited to rounds that continue until the winning score is reached.
- Players looking for human opponents will hit a wall at the single-player setup, which uses AI players.
- Players who want a multiplayer card game will not find that mode here.
Our take on Raven
Players who want to compete against other people will hit the main wall at the start: Raven is single-player, with three other AI players. The match centers on bidding, picking trumps, and playing hands until the chosen winning score is reached.
What is Raven?
Raven is a solo trick-taking game played against three computer-controlled opponents.
Coordinate with a computer partner to bid, select the trump suit, take tricks, and earn team points while attempting to prevent the opposing team from scoring. Set the target score before starting, and continue play until a team reaches it. Atmospheric scenes rotate during play, with matching card designs. The game handles dealing, arranging cards, keeping track of bids, and tallying points.
How Raven plays
- 01Choose the winning score
- Set the score to be reached before play begins.
- 02Automatic game tracking
- The game handles dealing, sorting, bids, and point totals.
- 03AI partner
- Coordinate with a computer-controlled teammate while playing against three other AI players.
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Raven: platforms & release
Is Raven worth it?
It is worth it if: trick-taking card game fans who want a single-player game. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign or progression system may find the play structure limited to rounds that continue until the winning score is reached.
Where can I download Raven?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Raven's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Raven on?
Windows and macOS.




