In the world of Savage Bowl, anything’s game. Late hits, excessive celebrations, cheap shots, crushing tackles, bribing the officials—do anything you can to score in the flashiest way! While surviving all this carnage, your goal in Savage Bowl is to win an exact number of tricks (based on player count). Play cleverly—the ref can penalize you for being too...
Winning the trick is great when the cards features winning points. Unfortunately you don't always know in advance what the other players will play. Savana is a trick taking card game, with four families of 12 cards each (elephants, lions, hyenas or zebras), each cards also have a value 1-12, and green stars (positive points) or red stars (negative points)...
This is the released as one of the 500 YEN games event. The event is that the user's small event on the Game Market 2010 by Takuya. This game is the trick taking game from OKAZU brand by Hisashi Hayashi(Trains, String railways and more). In the Game Market 2015 Osaka, the Takamagahara will publish this game with the original rule and the original...
Say Fuu is a trick-taking game for exactly three players. Using a mono-suit deck that ranges from -16 to 16, the cards are dealt out and each player chooses some cards to discard which are shuffled to form a deck. At the start of each trick, the lead player will look at the top card of this deck and then play a card. The winner of a trick will collect each...
Under the watchful eye of the “trick-taking police,” players carefully place cards while trying not to break the rules of following suit. The game evokes the tension of moving through a spiral-like structure, where each round layers new numbers over old ones and every step may trigger an unexpected scoring moment. Sazaedo is a must-follow card game that...
In this trick-taking game with a standard pack, each suit has a 'ladder' represented by a face-up card on the table which is its current 'rung'. If you win a trick containing the card above the rung of a ladder, you claim control of it, as the rung increases to its new value. The trump suit is set by the current rungs of the ladders, and may change from...
The card deck in Indiscretion, a.k.a. Scan, is the standard four-suited, 52-card deck – but the back of each card is color-coded to reveal the suit of the card to all players. Any classic card game can be played with this deck, and the published edition of Scan includes several variations for team or individual play with 2-6 players, with the primary game...
Scarabs, Pyramids & Dung Beetles is an Ancient Egyptian themed trick taking card game with a BID of a twist. The object of the game is to be the first to complete three pyramids. To do this you play cards to the table to try and win the trick. The winner of the trick uses the cards to build his pyramid. But, sometimes there is a tie and then those players...
Traditional German card game played with a Bavarian 32 card deck. Similar to Skat but simpler bidding and scoring rules. Can also be played with a traditional French-suited 52 card deck by removing the 2-6 of each suit. Players either play in teams ("I'll play with the Ace of Leaves"), or one player decides to play a solo (worth more points) against the...
Schafköpfchen is an easy variation of Schafkopf, a trick-taking game popular in Austria and Bavaria. In each of the four colors of cards in the deck are six cards numbered 1-6; the deck also contains gray cards numbered 7-15, which are always trump. An additional trump color is determined each round by die roll. Each round, a player starts with eight cards...
Scharfe Schoten (a.k.a. "Hot Peppers") is a trick-taking game in which players predict their tricks — but instead of predicting the number of tricks they'll take, they have to state the color that they think they'll get the most or least tricks of. Since all cards show their color on the back, the players have more information than usual. In addition to...