The Seagull is a trick-taker for 2-4 players inspired by Yusuke Matsumoto’s Nokosu Dice and Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull, playable with a standard deck of cards. As in Nokosu Dice, players draft cards at the start of each round to determine trump, then play out all cards but one to determine their final bid. The twist is that players also start with two...
SeaNochle is based on the classic American game of Pinochle. With this deck, the highly acclaimed strategy game has been redesigned with an ocean themed twist, and the rules provided are for 2 through 6 players. SeaNochle consists of the traditional 48 card "pinochle" deck (with new suits - shells, seahorses, starfish, and fish) with mermaids and mermen...
Secret Agent is a deduction trick-taking game for 2-4 players. The game is played over a series of missions. For each mission, one player is the Director of Intelligence, selecting the identity of the Secret Agent. The other players are Infiltrators from opposing agencies, trying to deduce the identity of the Secret Agent for themselves. Players “make...
A saucy trick-taking game, where chefs (players) season dishes with their secret sauces to claim points, or strategically divert points to other chefs in the hopes of protecting their own! If you're one for spicy strategy and saucy mind games, this is the game for you! Each turn, one player will select a dish, which may provide 1 or more trumps or other...
Source: Wikipedia, Sedma. Available under the CC-BY-SA License. Sedma, Zsírozás or Şeptică is a Central European 4-card trick-and-draw game played by 4 four players in fixed partnerships with a 32-card Piquet deck. Card suits do not play a role in this game, and there is no ranking order. A trick is won by the last player to play a card of the same rank as...
See-Know-Buzz is a trick-taking game in which players use ninja to stalk one another, trying to catch opponents off-guard in order to trip them up. The card deck consists of fifteen cards in three colors, with each color having cards valued 5, 4, 2, 1 and -3. Each player gets a hand of three cards. The start player places a card face down — either in front...
Inspired on the one hit wonder song Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum. Send Me Up is a cooperative "trick fixing" game meant to simulate giving a eulogy. Players use a deck of playing cards and a die to cooperatively "fix" a trick to produce a specific value. The game is played over multiple tricks, with each trick having a different target number. If...
In 戦国ブリッジ (Sengoku Bridge), a trick-taking game, the players discard cards from an initial hand in order to draft special powers or conditions that will define the hand. (Cards discarded are shuffled and redistributed so that players have the same number of cards in hand.) Some powers allow a player to choose the trump suit, for instance. Another power...