Your goal is to try to get a numerical value from a group of cards as close to 20 as possible without exceeding that number. I guess I don’t know how you’d define a “real” card game.Īnyway, if you’re a fan of the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (aka KOTOR) games, then you’re already aware of Pazaak. Okay, so Pazaak isn’t a “real” card game in the sense that it was invented long ago by real people or something. The point-counting process is a bit complicated, but you can read about it in more detail in this in-depth post about the rules. The first person to empty all the cards from their hand wins the round, and then points are tallied. You can place cards on top of the foundations, as long as they are the opposite color and the next lowest in numerical value.Įach player makes as many moves as they can, adding to the foundation piles until they have no additional moves. Each of these four cards represents a foundation pile.įrom that point on, players take turns trying to add to the foundation piles in a way just like with Solitaire.
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To start, each player is given seven cards and then the rest of the deck is placed in the middle of the table.įour cards are drawn from the middle and placed faceup on each side of the stockpile, forming a plus sign. Your goal is to try and empty all the cards from your hand. It’s basically a multi-player version of Solitaire, the old classic pretty much everyone has on their computer. If you enjoy playing Solitaire, you’ll love Kings in the Corner. Keep working your way up the card values for each round, going from ace to king, until someone manages to get rid of all their cards. If you were telling the truth, your accuser takes all the cards in the middle. If a player doubts you’re laying down two fives when you’re supposed to, they can loudly proclaim, “I doubt it!” That’s when you take all the cards in the middle if you were bluffing. I’m not sure what the strategic advantage to doing this is, though. You can technically even lay down cards you have that aren’t of the specified type, if you want.
You’re required to lay cards down even if you don’t have the right ones, so this is where the bluffing comes in. If you had one ace, you’d announce you’re putting down one ace in the first round. For instance, the first round is the ace round, requiring each player to take turns laying down the aces they have in the middle of the table.Īs you lay your cards down, announce how many of that type you’re putting in the middle.
At the beginning of the game, the dealer shuffles and hands out all the cards in a standard 52-card deck to the players.Įach round, players must put the cards they have for a specific type facedown in the middle of the table. In I Doubt It, the goal is to empty your hand of cards. If you’re a skilled liar, this is the game for you. Make sure not to hold your cards facing out like this.įirst up in our list is a game all about bluffing.
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