Piper

2–7 players · 10–20 min

Fast, friendly, and a little chaotic. Match the pile, play your eights wisely, and race to empty your hand first.

3–6 players · 15–30 min

A game of barefaced lies. Play cards face down, claim what you like, and call "Cheat!" when you smell a bluff.

4 players · 30–60 min

The partnership trick-taker. Bid your tricks, trust your teammate, and make spades work for you.

3–6 players

A cutthroat trick-taking game where the scoring target shifts every round — plan several tricks ahead.

2–4 players

A crafty capturing game — build number combinations on the table and scoop them up before anyone else does.

2–4 players

The classic pegging game. Build your hand, count your combinations, and race up the board first.

2–6 players

The easy-to-learn matching classic — ask, collect, and complete your sets before anyone else.

3–8 players

A poker hand that keeps evolving — trade cards between rounds to force your way to the best five.

3–8 players

A shedding game where the rules are secret — work them out as you go, or wait for Piper to explain.

4–7 players

A bold bidding and trick-taking game — declare your target, then fight to make it against the table.

3–7 players

A trick-taking game where bidding exactly right matters more than winning big — call your tricks, then nail the number.

3–7 players

A trick-taking bidding game built around a single trump suit — bid for it, then fight to make your point.

2–8 players

The world's most famous card game. Read the table, manage your chips, and make the best hand — or the best bluff.

2–6 players

The classic melding game. Collect sets and runs, then go out before anyone else empties their hand.

2–8 players

A lightning-fast reflex game — watch the pile and slap first when a Jack appears.

4 players

The original partnership trick-taker. Read your partner's lead and take tricks as a team.

2–4 players

A fast shedding game from East Asia — play the highest combination and be the first to empty your hand.

3 players

A three-player bidding and shedding game — become the "landlord" and battle the other two to empty your hand first.

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2–5 players

A world-domination card game of tactics, betrayal, and trickery.

5–15 players

A social deduction party game — villagers and werewolves size each other up until the truth, or the wolves, win out.

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