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- 08:59, 25 March 2026 Gamehelphegemony (hist | edit) [8,292 bytes] ClarkCkl223 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Action Phase: During the action phase, players take actions in turn, in increasing status order (Working Class, Middle Class, Capitalist Class, State). Every time it’s your turn, you must play a card. For your Main Action, you may take either the action on the card or a Basic Action of your choice as listed in the next section. If you cannot take the action on the card, you may still use the card for a Basic Action. As well as the basic action, you may take a single F...")
- 10:35, 24 March 2026 Gamehelpquatrix (hist | edit) [400 bytes] Diogo Femto (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Line up 4 pieces of your color in any direction or capture 4 squares of the same color. If you play an X, your opponent must play a piece of their choice in one of the diagonal directions from played cell. If you play a □, your opponent must play a piece of their choice in one of the orthogonal directions from the played cell. If there are no more valid spaces, you may play anywhere you like.")
- 09:18, 23 March 2026 Bugsclarification tacta (hist | edit) [740 bytes] BanBan (talk | contribs) (New Tacta issue)
- 02:31, 23 March 2026 Gamehelppisanki (hist | edit) [2,444 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Pisanki - Quick Rules == '''Pisanki''' is a strategic card game where players collect and arrange decorated Easter eggs (Pisanki) on their display table to score the most points through clever positioning and majorities. === Gameplay Flow === The game lasts exactly '''12 rounds'''. Each round consists of the following phases: ==== 1. Preparation Phase ==== * Depending on the number of players, cards are drawn from the deck and placed face-up next to the numbered '''...")
- 02:25, 23 March 2026 Gamehelprowdypartners (hist | edit) [3,114 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Rowdy Partners == '''Rowdy Partners''' is a team-based trick-taking game in a wrestling setting. The goal is to "pin" an opponent by reducing their health to the final skull space on their tracker. === Gameplay Flow === The game is played over several rounds. Each round consists of exactly '''8 tricks'''. * '''Round Structure:''' Each player receives 8 cards. 4 cards are set aside as the "Burn Pile." * '''Trick Sequence:''' The wrestler in the #1 position leads the f...")
- 21:51, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpvizia (hist | edit) [2,582 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Vizia == '''Vizia''' is a dynamic card game where players aim to score victory points by forming color groups and utilizing special card abilities. Success depends on clever hand management and influencing your opponents' displays. === Game Objective === Collect the most '''Victory Points'''. Points are awarded for: * Sets of cards played in your area (Vizia groups). * Bonus tokens for having the majority of a specific color. * End-game effects from special ability...")
- 21:49, 22 March 2026 Gamehelporchard (hist | edit) [3,032 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Orchard == '''Orchard''' is a solitaire card-layering game where the player aims to harvest as much fruit as possible by overlapping fruit tree cards. The more trees of the same type you stack, the more fruit (points) you harvest. === Game Objective === Earn the highest score by placing cards so that identical fruit types overlap. The game ends when all 9 cards in the deck have been played. === Game Setup === * The game consists of 18 cards, but only '''9 cards'''...")
- 21:47, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpgygesdeluxe (hist | edit) [2,905 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Gyges == '''Gyges''' is an abstract strategy game for two players. Its unique feature: players do not own specific pieces. You move the piece that is closest to your own baseline within your half of the board. === Game Objective === The goal is to be the first player to move any piece onto a space beyond the '''opponent's baseline''' (the goal or end zone). === Game Setup === * The board consists of a 6x6 grid. * Pieces have different heights (rings) which determin...")
- 21:46, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpsafariwitness (hist | edit) [2,909 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Safari Witness == '''Safari Witness''' is a competitive deduction game where players act as witnesses on a safari. The goal is to determine the exact number and species of animals present in the park. The player who gathers the most accurate information and makes the best predictions wins. === Game Objective === Earn the most '''Victory Points''' by correctly identifying the quantity of the five animal species (Lion, Elephant, Zebra, Giraffe, Rhino). Points are awar...")
- 21:44, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpquintus (hist | edit) [2,455 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Quintus == '''Quintus''' is a tactical trick-taking game where players aim to collect exactly five cards of each color to score bonus points, while having too few or too many results in penalties. === Game Objective === The goal is to have exactly '''five cards''' of as many colors as possible in front of you by the end of the round. Each color set of exactly five cards scores positive points; any deviation leads to point deductions. === Gameplay === The game is pl...")
- 21:41, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpperikles (hist | edit) [3,180 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Perikles == In '''Perikles''', players represent influential Greek families. Over three epochs, they strive to gain political control in six city-states and lead the armies of these cities to victory in various battles. === Game Objective === Win by accumulating the most '''Victory Points (VP)'''. Points are awarded at the end of each epoch for won battles (Statue tokens) and at the end of the game for controlling city-states. === Game Flow === The game is played o...")
- 21:39, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpchuhan (hist | edit) [2,683 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Chu Han == '''Chu Han''' is a tactical card game for 2 players (Han vs. Chu), simulating the historical conflict to claim the empire through card combinations and legendary characters. === Game Objective === Be the first to reach '''10 or more Victory Points (VP)'''. Points are awarded at the end of each round based on won campaigns and remaining hand cards. === Game Setup === * One player represents the '''Han''' (Blue), the other the '''Chu''' (Red). * The deck c...")
- 21:37, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpriverrats (hist | edit) [2,439 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== River Rats == In '''River Rats''', two players guide their clans of rats on rafts down a shifting river. By playing cards strategically, they move toward valuable loot or push their opponent into dangerous waters. === Game Objective === The goal is to have the most '''Victory Points (Loot)''' at the end of the game (when the river deck is empty). Points are awarded for cheese, gold, and other treasures, while debris or traps may result in negative points. === Game...")
- 21:16, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpforage (hist | edit) [2,899 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Herbsthain == '''Herbsthain''' ist ein Solitär-Kartenspiel, bei dem der Spieler Waldkarten so übereinanderlegt, dass möglichst große Gruppen aus gleichen Beeren- und Fruchtsymbolen entstehen. Ziel ist es, durch geschickte Platzierung und den Einsatz von Würfeln die höchste Punktzahl zu erreichen. === Spielziel === Erreiche die höchstmögliche Punktzahl, indem du Karten überlappst und Gruppen aus identischen Symbolen bildest. Das Spiel endet, wenn alle 18 Kar...")
- 21:14, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpresist (hist | edit) [3,004 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Resist! == '''Resist!''' is a solo card game where the player leads a group of Spanish resistance fighters (Maquis) against the Franco regime. The game ends after a certain number of rounds or if the resistance is crushed. === Game Objective === Collect as many '''Victory Points (VP)''' as possible by completing missions. The game ends immediately in defeat if 5 civilians are killed or the resistance runs out of cards to draw. === Quick Setup === * Create a deck of...")
- 21:11, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpthedwarfking (hist | edit) [2,271 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== The Dwarf King == '''The Dwarf King''' is a trick-taking card game played over 7 rounds. In each round, the scoring rules change depending on unique contracts and special cards. === Game Objective === Collect the most points over 7 rounds. Since contracts can also award negative points, the player with the highest total sum at the end wins. === Game Flow === The game consists of 7 rounds. Each round follows this sequence: ==== 1. Preparation & Special Card ==== *...")
- 21:09, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpwispwood (hist | edit) [2,339 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Wispwood == In '''Wispwood''', players act as wisps navigating a magical forest to gather resources, recruit forest creatures, and gain nature's favor. The core mechanic involves balancing actions between light and shadow. === Game Objective === The player with the most '''Victory Points''' at the end of the game wins. Points are earned through: * Recruited creature cards in your forest. * Completed favor cards (objectives). * Remaining resources and special abiliti...")
- 21:07, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpemberleaf (hist | edit) [2,779 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Emberleaf== In '''Emberleaf''' führen die Spieler eine Gruppe kleiner Waldwesen an, die nach einem verheerenden Brand ihre Heimat wieder aufbauen. Durch geschicktes Kartenmanagement und Gebietskontrolle auf dem Spielplan werden Ressourcen gesammelt, Gebäude errichtet und Wissen erlangt. === Spielziel === Das Ziel ist es, am Spielende die meisten '''Siegpunkte (Prestige)''' zu besitzen. Punkte gibt es für: * Errichtete Gebäude und deren Effekte. * Erreichte Meile...")
- 21:05, 22 March 2026 Gamehelprumbleplanet (hist | edit) [2,748 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Rumble Planet == '''Rumble Planet''' is a battle-royale board game where players act as contestants in an intergalactic TV show. The goal is to gain the most Fame (Prestige) while the planet crumbles beneath the fighters' feet. === Game Objective === The winner is the player with the most '''Fame Points (Prestige)''' at the end of the game. Points are earned by attacking opponents, collecting gear, and surviving in shrinking zones. === Game Setup === * The board co...")
- 21:03, 22 March 2026 Gamehelppaxrenaissance (hist | edit) [3,185 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Pax Renaissance – Quick Rules Summary == In '''Pax Renaissance''', players take on the roles of powerful bankers during the European Renaissance. You control the flow of capital, influence monarchs, and trigger religious or political upheavals to shape the world. === Goal of the Game === The game ends when one of the four '''Victory Conditions (Victoria)''' is met or the market deck is exhausted. Four paths to victory must be activated by playing '''Comet cards'''...")
- 21:00, 22 March 2026 Gamehelplegions (hist | edit) [3,678 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Legions (Abyss Universe) - Quick Rules Summary == '''Legions''' is a tactical 2-player card game set in the Abyss universe. Players compete for the throne by deploying legions to districts, recruiting heroes, and securing majorities. === Game Objective === The game ends immediately when a player controls '''5 Banners'''. Otherwise, the player with the most '''Victory Points (VP)''' wins once the decks or heroes are exhausted. === Quick Setup === * Place the '''Batt...")
- 20:56, 22 March 2026 Gamehelprumblenation (hist | edit) [4,481 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Rumble Nation == '''Rumble Nation''' puts players in the role of warlords during the Sengoku era, fighting for control over 11 castles across Japan. === Gameplay Overview === The game is divided into two distinct phases: the '''Deployment Phase''' (Phase I) and the '''War Phase''' (Phase II). === Phase I: Deployment Phase === Players take turns in clockwise order until all soldier meeples have been placed on the map. On your turn, you must choose one of the followi...")
- 20:51, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpnylonppong (hist | edit) [3,373 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Nylon-ppong == '''Nylon-ppong''' (or '''Nairong-ppong''') is a traditional Korean Hwatu rummy game for 2 to 6 players. It combines elements of Mahjong with traditional rummy mechanics. === Gameplay Flow === The game is played with a standard 48-card Hwatu deck (12 months, 4 cards each). Players must be familiar with the Korean month sequence (1 to 12) to calculate scores and sequences. A round proceeds '''counterclockwise'''. On their turn, a player follows these s...")
- 15:13, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpconey (hist | edit) [4,734 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Objective == In '''Coney''', players take on the role of rabbit farmers. The goal is to develop a rabbit farm by placing cards into a '''3x3 grid''' according to unique placement rules. The farmer with the most Victory Points (VP) from rabbit cards, end-of-game bonuses, Store icons, and extra resources wins. == Quick Setup == * Each player starts with a hand of '''4 cards''' and '''1 resource of each type''' (Hay, Carrot, Pellets). * A central area contains the draw...")
- 14:49, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpbuonapesca (hist | edit) [4,074 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Objective == In '''Buona Pesca''', players take on the role of fishermen trying to catch the heaviest total weight of fish despite the "curse" of the forbidden phrase "Good Fishing!" (Buona Pesca). The player with the most victory points from fish weight and bonus cards wins. == Quick Setup == * Each player starts with '''5 fishing cards''' (Carte Pesca). * There are three main decks: '''Fishing Cards''', '''Fish Deck A''' (lighter fish/rubbish), '''Fish Deck B''' (h...")
- 13:53, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpcapereurope (hist | edit) [3,836 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Objective == In '''Caper: Europe''', two players take on the roles of criminal masterminds planning heists in major European cities. The goal is to score the most points by hiring the right thieves, equipping them with gear, and successfully stealing goods across three different locations. == Quick Setup == * '''Locations:''' Place 3 Location cards in the center. Each receives 4 random Stolen Goods markers. * '''Trackers:''' Set a Caper Tracker at the center of the t...")
- 13:48, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpdivideetimpera (hist | edit) [3,147 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== D.E.I. <small>DIVIDE ET IMPERA</small> == In this game, you lead one of four factions in the ruins of London. Your '''Scavengers''' explore the map to collect '''Technology''' and '''Energy'''. These resources can be used to buy '''Market Cards''' or exchanged for '''Supplies''' (Victory Points/VP). Your goal is to have the most Supplies after four rounds. == Game Flow == The game lasts '''4 rounds''', each consisting of '''3 Action Phases'''. * '''Priority (Turn Ord...")
- 13:42, 22 March 2026 Gamehelpgetonboardparisrome (hist | edit) [3,728 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Overview == You have 12 rounds to create the best Metro line in Paris or Rome. Each round, reveal a Metro Ticket card to determine the route shape you must plot. Pick up passengers, take them to their destinations, and gain as many victory points as possible. == Gameplay == You start the game with a '''personal objective card''' and a chosen '''departure position''' on the map. A game consists of 12 rounds, each following 4 phases: # '''New Metro Ticket:''' The I...")
- 13:35, 22 March 2026 Gamehelplepidoptery (hist | edit) [3,220 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Objective == In '''Lepidoptery''', a hybrid of a connection game and a deck climber, there are two ways to win: * '''Four in a Row:''' Be the first to connect four of your tokens in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal line. * '''Shed Out:''' Be the first to play all the cards from your hand and your deck. == Quick Setup == * '''Decks:''' Each player has a 38-card deck (ranks 1-10) and starts with a '''12-card hand'''. * '''Joker:''' Each player has one Joker (wildcar...")
- 21:57, 20 March 2026 Tips reforest (hist | edit) [375 bytes] Blissful-gerbil755 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In the early game, hold on to the shorter plants even if they don't seem useful now, pay for the plants you grow with the taller plants you can't pay for anyway. Check the tags on your cards and available card in the nursery- sometimes there's a visitor that likes rarer tags (fruits, pinecones, and evergreens especially), so you'll want to prioritize getting those cards.")
- 21:25, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpandromedasedge (hist | edit) [2,466 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == In '''Andromeda's Edge''', you lead a desperate faction seeking to build a new civilization on the edge of the galaxy. Thematically, you colonize planets, gather rare resources, and upgrade your space station. Mechanically, the game merges worker placement (using ships) with engine building (on your player mat). Your ships act both as workers to trigger region actions and as combat units to defend your interests. == Goal of the Game == The goal is...")
- 21:20, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpbackyardbrawl (hist | edit) [3,225 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == Chaos erupts in the neighborhood as the local animals clash in '''Bag & Snatch: Backyard Brawl'''. Thematically, you dive into the fray to round up as many critters as possible to bolster your presence in the yard. Mechanically, you use action cards to snatch animal tokens from the central supply while carefully guarding your own collection against the greedy hands of your rivals. == Goal of the Game == The goal is to accumulate the most points by...")
- 21:10, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpsnorkeling (hist | edit) [2,129 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == Dive into a vibrant coral reef that comes to life right before your eyes as you play. Thematically, you act as an explorer striving to discover the most magnificent schools of fish in an ever-changing underwater environment. Mechanically, players take turns placing tiles to expand a shared reef, strategically connecting corals and fish to form large color groups and secure valuable majorities. == Goal of the Game == The objective is to collect the...")
- 21:06, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpguile (hist | edit) [2,660 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == During the Meiji era, Japan transforms into a modern industrial power, and you lead one of the great Zaibatsu conglomerates. Thematically, you guide the destiny of your corporation by building factories, developing new technologies, and dominating the domestic and export markets. Mechanically, you utilize an innovative worker-retrieval system where you take workers from action spaces to run your factories, with the color of the workers determining y...")
- 21:04, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpnippon (hist | edit) [2,660 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == During the Meiji era, Japan transforms into a modern industrial power, and you lead one of the great Zaibatsu conglomerates. Thematically, you guide the destiny of your corporation by building factories, developing new technologies, and dominating the domestic and export markets. Mechanically, you utilize an innovative worker-retrieval system where you take workers from action spaces to run your factories, with the color of the workers determining y...")
- 21:01, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpsasaki (hist | edit) [2,262 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == In the realm of Japanese card games, players challenge each other in '''Sasaki''', a tactical climbing game for '''3''' to '''4''' people. Thematically, you take on the role of a strategist aiming to discard your cards faster than your rivals to climb the social ladder. Mechanically, you use a modified French deck to maintain control of the table by playing increasingly stronger card combinations, forcing your opponents into difficult positions. ==...")
- 21:00, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpseotda (hist | edit) [2,072 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == In the high-stakes world of Korean gambling, players face off in '''Seotda''', a tense battle of luck and psychological warfare. Thematically, you act as a bold gambler aiming to create the most powerful combination using only two cards. Mechanically, the game utilizes a condensed Hanafuda deck where strategic betting and calculated bluffing are essential to force opponents to fold before the showdown. == Goal of the Game == The goal is to hold the...")
- 20:56, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpthekingofthewoods (hist | edit) [2,023 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == Every year, the animals of the forest compete to determine who is the most influential among them[cite: 175]. Thematically, you take on the role of a contender for the throne, enhancing your court with loyal vassals[cite: 177]. Mechanically, you play cards each round to either increase your own influence or use clever intrigues at rival courts to weaken your competitors[cite: 177, 187]. == Goal of the Game == The goal is to gather the highest influ...")
- 20:54, 20 March 2026 Gamehelptoepen (hist | edit) [2,055 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Game Overview == In the lively taverns of the Netherlands, players gather for '''Toepen''', a fast-paced trick-taking game for '''3''' to '''8''' people. Thematically, it is about outsmarting opponents through strategic bluffing and timely knocking to raise the stakes and force others to fold. Mechanically, players must manage '''4''' hand cards effectively to win the crucial final trick and avoid losing their precious lives. == Goal of the Game == The goal is to w...")
- 20:50, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpgostop (hist | edit) [2,207 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Go-Stop (Hanafuda) - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' Ideally 3 players (2-player variants exist). * '''Deck:''' Hanafuda deck (48 cards, 12 flower suits representing months). * '''Objective:''' Be the first to reach a minimum point threshold (usually 3 points) and decide whether to continue ("Go") or end the round ("Stop"). === Setup === # The dealer deals cards to players and the table center (typically 6 hand / 6 table for 3 players). # Play proce...")
- 20:49, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpschnapsen (hist | edit) [1,792 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Schnapsen - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 2 players. * '''Deck:''' 20 cards (Ace, 10, King, Queen, Jack in four suits). * '''Objective:''' Be the first to reach 66 card points through tricks and announcements, or win the very last trick. === Card Values === * '''Ace:''' 11 points * '''Ten:''' 10 points * '''King:''' 4 points * '''Queen:''' 3 points * '''Jack:''' 2 points === Gameplay === Each player is dealt 5 cards. One card is placed face-up un...")
- 20:46, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpmia (hist | edit) [1,590 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Mia (Liar's Dice) - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 3 or more. * '''Equipment:''' 2 dice, a dice cup, and a flat surface (e.g., a coaster). * '''Objective:''' Avoid losing lives by successfully bluffing or rolling high values. === Gameplay === Play proceeds clockwise. The first player shakes the dice in the cup and keeps the result hidden. # '''Roll & Announce:''' The player looks at the dice privately and announces a value. They may tell the truth...")
- 20:44, 20 March 2026 Gamehelparabella (hist | edit) [1,974 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Arabella - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 1 to 4 players. * '''Objective:''' Collect the most Victory Points (VP) by building tracks, purchasing trains, and investing in company shares. * '''Game End:''' Triggered when the last "6" train is purchased or a player reaches the end of their money track. === Gameplay === The game is played over several rounds using a shared pool of 6 dice. On your turn, you must take all dice of a single value (e.g., al...")
- 20:39, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpcassino (hist | edit) [1,798 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Cassino - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 2 to 4 (4 players usually play in partnerships). * '''Deck:''' Standard 52-card deck (no Jokers). * '''Objective:''' Capture cards from the table to score points. The game usually ends when a player/team reaches 21 points. === Gameplay === Each player is dealt '''4''' cards face down, and '''4''' cards are placed face up on the table. Play proceeds clockwise. On your turn, you must play exactly one card from...")
- 20:37, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpfortytwo (hist | edit) [1,859 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== 42 (Texas 42) - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 4 players (in fixed partnerships, sitting opposite each other). * '''Equipment:''' A standard double-six domino set (28 tiles). * '''Objective:''' Be the first team to reach 7 points (marks) by winning tricks and "count" tiles. === Setup === # Shuffle all tiles face down. Each player draws '''7''' tiles. # Play proceeds clockwise. === Bidding === Starting with the dealer, each player makes exactly one...")
- 20:35, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpcucco (hist | edit) [2,013 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Cucco - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 2 to 20 players (best with 5–10). * '''Deck:''' Traditional Cucco deck (38 cards) or an adapted standard deck. * '''Objective:''' Do '''not''' hold the lowest card at the end of the round. Each player starts with a set number of lives (e.g., 3). === Setup === # Each player is dealt one card face down. # Remaining cards form the draw pile. # Play proceeds clockwise, starting with the player to the dealer's le...")
- 20:33, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpcucumber (hist | edit) [1,506 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Cucumber (Card Game) - Quick Rules == === Overview === * '''Players:''' 2 or more. * '''Deck:''' Standard 52-card deck (no Jokers). * '''Card Rank:''' Ace (high), King, Queen, Jack, 10 down to 2 (low). * '''Objective:''' Do '''not''' win the very last trick of a round. === Gameplay === Each player is dealt seven cards (fewer if more than seven players are participating). Play proceeds clockwise. # '''Playing a Trick:''' The lead player plays any card face up. # '''...")
- 10:19, 20 March 2026 Gamehelpgretchensgarden (hist | edit) [3,118 bytes] Firgon (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Over the course of 12 rounds, you try to build the most valuable succulent collection. ==Action Phase== On your turn, choose one of four actions: '''Note:''' BGA will only show you actions that are available to you at the moment. Set up will be provided according to official rules and player count. For reference, please refer to the official rule book. '''1. Buy''': Buy a plant or pot from the market and add it to your collection, using leaves from your '''Money Tre...")
- 06:58, 19 March 2026 Gamehelpbunnyboom (hist | edit) [1,922 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Goal of the Game = In Bunny Boom, your objective is to saddle the other villagers with the rabbit problem. The player who ends the game with the fewest bunnies is the winner. = Setup = * Each player chooses a Villager pawn and a matching Home tile. * Place the center tile in the middle and put all pawns on it. * Each player starts with 1 bunny on their Home tile. * Create a "River" of 3 face-up cards next to the draw pile. * Deal a hand of 3 cards to each player. = G...")
- 06:51, 19 March 2026 Gamehelpiye (hist | edit) [2,268 bytes] Thomas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Objective = Two Shaman apprentices attempt to prove their skills by gathering nature spirits (İye). The first player to win 2 cycles is the overall winner. = Setup = * Shuffle the 25 İye tiles face down and distribute them randomly face up onto the 25 spaces of the game board. * Place the Shaman's Drum on the center tile of the board. = Game Flow = Players take turns. A player moves the drum, and the tile the drum lands on is given to the OPPONENT. You may never ke...")