Why?
These have been developed for fun, out of curiosity (for nonlinear dynamics) and also as a sort of methodological practice.
Non-commercial
All the games here are non-commercial from their very core to their skin. All you need is a regular deck of 52 cards with a couple of jokers, and sometimes a hat or some other ordinary items.
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Slords
![]( "Slords (Slippery Lords)")
A rummy card game with slippery patterns for 2 - 5 players.
2023 -
Tricky Tribes
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A trick card game about sneaky tribes for 2 - 6 players.
2022 - 2023 -
Mexican Standoff
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Mexican standoff as a card game for 3 - 4 players.
2021-2022 -
Mortal Swords
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A sword fighting card game for 2 - 4 players.
2021 -
Trick Walls
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A trick taking civil war card game for 2 - 6 players.
2016 - 2021 -
Wind of Fortune
![]( "Legend of the Wind of Fortune")
A card game between four tribes and their holy towers for 2 - 4 players.
2013 - 2022 -
Naked Gibbon
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Another card game of merciless cheating (Gibbon family) for 2 - 6 players.
2016 - 2023 -
Tapiola Hold'em
![]( "Tapiola Hold")
A community card poker variant for 2 - 9 players.
2016 -
Limbo (4 Musketeers)
![]( "Limbo (4 Musketeers)")
A card game about the 4 Musketeers for 1 - 4 players.
2013 - 2023 -
Royal Lines
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A card game about colonization for 2 - 5 players.
2013 - 2023 -
Circle of Power
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A card game about 4 warring emperors for 2 - 4 players.
2013 - 2021 -
Sleazy
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A card game between two sleazy thieves for 2 - 4 players.
2011 - 2016 -
Sinful Gibbon
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A card game of merciless cheating for 3 - 7 players.
2010 - 2021
