Well, Shoot! is a trick-taking game for four players that turns traditional bidding of games like Oh Hell on its head: instead of receiving a hand and choosing a bid, you are given a bid and must draft a hand that suits it. Players each roll a die to determine their target number of tricks for that hand, and then draft cards to craft the perfect hand to...
A small game that requires only 5 tricks. As the name suggests, it's a game that combines trick-taking and werewolf. Players will be divided into werewolves and students and compete against each other. For each trick in trick-taking, the winner of the trick will nominate someone they think is a werewolf and banish them. If the werewolf can be expelled, the...
The Werewolves is a deduction-based card game where players assume the roles of thieves or werewolves with hidden identities. The game combines elements of a traditional trick-taking card game with the intrigue of a hidden roles game, reminiscent of classic werewolf games without relying on verbal communication. Played with 3-5 individuals, the game takes...
In a remote village plagued by theft and bloodshed, a silent war brews between treasure-hungry robbers and the lurking werewolves that feed on them. Every hand of cards becomes a new round of hidden alliances, shifting suspicions, and sudden reveals as players bluff and deduce their way through a battle of instincts and desires. Will you hunt... or be...
Whist is a trick taking standard deck playing card game that was played widely in the 18th and 19th centuries and is often mentioned in literature from that time period. The most basic version of the game features fixed partnerships with no bidding. The game uses a single deck, and follows the basic mechanics of most trick taking games: the starting player...
This is a trick-taking playing card game played using 22 cards. The game is similar in mechanism to Oh Hell, but simpler to grasp because there is no suit. It is usually played using a tarot deck, keeping only the 21 trumps and the fool. If a tarot deck is not available, then it can be played using two suits (one suit for values 1 to 10, the other one for...
Disguised as a detective, I come across another phantom thief at the place I robbed. That phantom thief was also disguised as a detective. A large amount of treasure has been stolen, and if things continue like this, I will inevitably become suspicious… Who Done Trick is a trick-taking game where you need to deduce from the tricks, match the alibi, and...
About The Game: The policeman catches the robber. The thief is scared of the policeman. Old people are easily fooled by the con artist. Young children are disciplined by mom and dad; ...While the nice angel turns into a nice person to offer help, the devil can also transform into an evil person. All these interesting things happen when you play this fun...
SUMMARY: Neil Strauss, seven-time New York Times bestselling author who brought you the international bestselling seduction books The Game and Rules of the Game is back with one question in mind: “Who’s Got Game?” “Who’s Got Game?” adds a new twist to being social and can be played anywhere. Whether or not you’re currently a player or playette, there is...