Phurti Media Kit
Phurti is the free online version of a Georgian folk card game for 2-4 players. In Georgian it’s called ფურთი (phurti, also spelled purti or furti). In some regions it also goes by “11” (თერთმეტი). The game is built on simple math: to make a capture, the card values have to add up to exactly eleven. A match takes about ten minutes. Quick matchmaking, private tables with friends, country and world leaderboards, a hand-drawn chalkboard look, and 14 interface languages.
Everything on this page is free to use in your coverage of the game (see Usage guidelines). For questions and suggestions, email support@phurti.app.
Fact sheet
- Title
- Phurti: Multiplayer Card Game
- Developer and publisher
- ViQwela, an independent solo developer
- Genre
- Card game · online multiplayer for 2-4 players · card capturing (Pasur family)
- Modes
- Quick matchmaking · private tables with invite links · AI practice · interactive tutorial
- Platforms
- Android (Google Play) · iOS (App Store coming soon)
- Release
- October 22, 2026 (planned) · closed testing on Google Play since July 2026
- Price
- Free. Optional in-app purchases (chip packs, avatar frames, emote packs) and optional rewarded ads
- Languages
- 14: English, Georgian, Ukrainian, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Hindi, Arabic, Persian, Chinese (Simplified)
- Content
- Simulated gambling with virtual chips only. Chips have no real-world value and cannot be cashed out or transferred. No real-money play. For adults (18+)
- Tech
- Flutter client, with all game logic on the server
- Website
- phurti.app
- Contact
- support@phurti.app
About the game
Short description
Phurti is the free online version of a Georgian folk card game for 2-4 players. Its Georgian name is ფურთი (phurti, also spelled purti or furti), while some regions simply call it “11” (თერთმეტი). Play a card, add up to eleven with the cards on the table, and take them. Live matches with friends or through quick matchmaking, AI practice, country and world leaderboards, achievements with rewards, and a chalk-on-slate look. Free, with no sign-up.
Full description
Phurti is the online version of a Georgian folk card game of the same name, ფურთი (phurti, also spelled purti or furti), known in some regions as “11” (თერთმეტი). The rules take a minute to learn. On your turn you play one card. If it adds up to 11 with cards on the table, you take them. An ace counts as 1. A queen takes a queen, a king takes a king, and the jack sweeps every number card off the table, other jacks included. Each round is worth 5 points: 2 for the most cards, 1 for the most clubs, 1 for the 10 of diamonds, and 1 for the 2 of clubs. The first player to reach 11 points wins the match.
Matches are played live with 2, 3, or 4 players: quick matchmaking, private tables with invite links, a friends list with private messages, and animated emotes and phrases at the table. Newcomers get an interactive tutorial and AI practice. Monthly and all-time leaderboards for your country and the world keep the competition going. Unlock achievements and earn chips and other in-game rewards. Everything is drawn in chalk on a slate, with oversized card indexes that stay readable on a small screen. Phurti is free to play and doesn’t require an account. There are no banners and no forced videos. The only ads are the ones a player chooses to watch for bonus chips. In-app purchases are optional. Matches are played for virtual chips with no real-world value. The game is available in 14 languages.
Features
- Live matches for 2, 3, or 4 players with quick matchmaking
- Private tables: choose the stake in chips and send friends a link that takes them straight to your table
- Friends list, private messages, and a referral program
- Animated emotes and phrases with sound during the game
- Interactive tutorial and AI practice (no stakes, no effect on the leaderboards)
- Country and world leaderboards, monthly and all-time, with medals for the top players of the month and the all-time leaders
- Levels, achievements with chip rewards, a collection of avatar frames
- Chalk-on-slate design with oversized card indexes that stay readable even on a small screen
- Fair play: all game logic runs on the server, so the deal is random and the rules are the same for everyone. Unpleasant opponents can be reported or blocked
- Free to play: start as a guest and link your account to your favorite platform later to keep your progress
- No banners and no annoying forced video ads
- 14 interface languages
The rules in 30 seconds
- Each player gets 4 cards, with 4 more face up on the table. When hands run out, everyone gets 4 more, until the whole 52-card deck has been played.
- You play one card per turn. If it adds up to exactly 11 with any cards on the table, take them all (an ace counts as 1). Otherwise, your card stays on the table.
- A king takes only a king, a queen only a queen. The jack takes every number card on the table at once (other jacks included).
- Each round is worth 5 points: 2 for the most cards, 1 for the most clubs, 1 for the 10♦, and 1 for the 2♣. The first player to 11 points wins the match.
Assets
Click a thumbnail to open the full-size file, or grab everything in one archive: Download everything (ZIP, ~9 MB)
Screenshots
Six screenshots from the Android build with English captions, 1080×1920. The ZIP also includes the same screens without captions (1080×2399), handy for your own thumbnails and videos.
Usage guidelines
You’re welcome to use these materials in articles, videos, streams, and social media posts about Phurti. Please don’t alter the icon or logo (other than scaling them proportionally), don’t pass the materials off as your own, and don’t imply that ViQwela endorses your content. The screenshots are from the closed-test build (release candidate 1.3.0). The release version may look slightly different.
Links
- Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viqwela.eleven (pre-registration opens ahead of the release)
- App Store: coming with the iOS release
- Website: phurti.app · Privacy Policy · Partner Program Terms
For partners and creators
Whether you have partner status in Phurti or just want to bring your audience into the game, everything you need is right here. The full terms are in the Partner Program Terms.
- Your link and code. Your partner link is
https://phurti.app/p/<CODE>. Replace CODE with your alias or your invite code from the game (Profile → Partner dashboard). You’ll also find the code on the Friends screen, in the “Invite a friend” card. Share the link or just the code. - How it works for players. On Android, installing the game from your link carries the code over automatically: the player is attributed to you and may get a one-time chip bonus on first launch. If the bonus doesn’t arrive on its own (on iOS, when the game was installed straight from the store, or when it was already installed), the player can enter the code manually in the game (Friends → “I have a code”) within 30 days of signing up. One code per account.
- What to tell your audience (copy and adapt):
“Install Phurti through my link phurti.app/p/CODE or enter the code CODE in the game (Friends → I have a code) within 30 days of signing up and get bonus chips.”
- Disclose the partnership. Label sponsored and affiliate content the way your country’s laws and your platform’s rules require (for example, “#ad”, “#affiliate”, or “partner link”). It protects you and keeps the program clean.
- Keep it honest. Chips are virtual game currency with no real-world value, so never promise that anyone can earn money or prizes by playing. Don’t target minors (the game is for adults, 18+). No spam, bots, paid traffic, or accounts of your own. Players and purchases like that don’t count toward commission.
- Materials. Use the icon, logo, and screenshots from this page. Don’t pose as an official Phurti account.
- Your numbers. Profile → Partner dashboard shows the number of players you’ve referred and your earnings: “Earned (estimate)” and “Confirmed”. Payouts work as described in the program terms. Questions: support@phurti.app.
Contact
Media, partnerships, and anything else: support@phurti.app. Developer and publisher: ViQwela.
