21 Blackjack

A computer simulation of a mesh game in which players try to score 21 points to win. Up to four players can take part in the game and before starting, each player individually declares the betting stake. The dealer deals two cards to everyone and each player can draw another card or keep his turn. There is a maximum of 5 cards, and exceeding 21 points results in losing the turn and forfeiting the pledged amount. The players with the highest number of points win the bet amount. If any player has a "mesh" when dealt, he will receive one and a half times the bet amount, and the others what they have pledged. The player who loses all his money is out of the game. It was developed by Bill Kendrick and published by AtariServ in 1990.