Support

No. There is nothing to sign up for. The tutorial, bots and nearby rooms work straight away. Online matches and the leaderboard use Game Center, so for those you need to be signed in to Game Center on your iPhone or iPad.

Open the tutorial (Öğretici) from the play menu. It plays a guided first hand with you: swapping, following, the powers, Nullify and calling Mystica. You can replay it whenever you like. You can also play a round on our home page, right in your browser.

Four powers go off when you draw their card straight from the deck. Curse (5) pushes the 5 into a rival’s hand. Peek (7) shows you one of your own cards, Spy (9) shows you one of a rival’s, and Swap (12) trades a card between two players. Taken from the discard pile, they are just numbers.

Nullify (0) works the other way round: only one of the four zeros is the real one, and throwing it when someone plays a power cancels that power.

Choose online matchmaking (Online Eşleşme) and Game Center looks for players, two to four at a table. If nobody turns up within 20 seconds, you can start against bots instead. Online play needs an internet connection and a Game Center sign-in.

One player opens a room (Yakındaki Oda), and friends on the same Wi‑Fi join it from their own iPhones or iPads, up to four players. The devices connect to each other directly, so rooms need neither the internet nor Game Center.

Check that both devices are on the same Wi‑Fi and that Mystica may use the local network: Settings › Privacy & Security › Local Network › Mystica. Then have your friend open the room again.

Your device asks the first time you open a nearby room or look for one. Mystica uses it only to find devices nearby and connect to them. If you say no, everything else still works, and you can turn it on later in Settings › Privacy & Security › Local Network.

Every match you win adds one to your total, against people or bots; the tutorial doesn’t count. The total is kept on your device and sent to the Game Center leaderboard when you are signed in, so wins from while you were signed out are not lost.

Both are in the game’s Settings (Ayarlar). Your player name is what the other players at your table see; if you leave it empty, they see “iPhone” or “iPad”. The leaderboard shows your Game Center name instead, which you manage in Game Center.

Each of the six themes changes every card back, every power and the table.

Not yet. The game speaks Turkish for now, and English is on the way.

No. Mystica is free, with no ads and nothing to buy.

No. Mystica is made for iPhone and iPad and needs iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.

Email us with your device model, its iOS or iPadOS version and what happened, and add a screenshot if you can. If you are testing Mystica through TestFlight, you can also send feedback from the TestFlight app.

Delete the game to delete your settings, player name and win count from your device. Your leaderboard entry belongs to your Game Center account, which Apple looks after, so requests about it go to Apple, for example at privacy.apple.com. To have the emails you sent us deleted, just ask. The privacy policy has the details.