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TheRoyalRibbits1 year ago (4 edits) (+2)

Really great concept!  One thing I'm not clear on is if the rules are ANDs or ORs.  Seems like OR?  So if it's "Green Cards" for the first rule and "Prime Numbers" for the second, that means a card that is Green, Prime, or both can be played, correct?

Additionally, I feel like sometimes the rules don't work, but I could be misunderstanding things.  For instance, the first card played was a Green 9, but when I lost, the first rule said "Cards that are not Green".

After losing, it'd be nice to be able to see what cards could be played based on the given rule set I lost at, just for clarification, and if I could change Timothy to whatever color/card so that the list would update for the "+/- X numbers" rules.

If you all do an update to this, I'd be super interested in playing.  It'd also probably be a fun party game.

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ToasterHead1 year ago (1 edit) (+2)

Thanks for playing the game and for your feedback! You are correct, there are still lots of things needed to be done to make the game super clean to understand. Plus, we need to test our rules because it does seem like some of them don't work as expected.
Right now, the game logic is based on OR rules, and each player draws a random card that matches one of them.
We are eager to experiment with the game and release a full game eventually, with story mode and everything. We even had ideas for a multiplayer mode. Glad to see you are interested in the game!

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Alexandra Pharmic1 year ago(+2)

Some of the rules should be mutually exclusive. I had a game with both "Cards with odd values" and "Cards with even values", which allows any card to be played.

You should also consider the fact that some combinations are confusing, such as "odd numbers" and "prime numbers" (which would just look like an "odd numbers" rule that randomly allows for 2).

I had a lot of fun with the game and look forward to future versions!

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TheRoyalRibbits1 year ago(+1)

Excellent and thanks for the response!  Sounds like you all have a pretty clear assessment of things that need to be updated and change : ).  Hopefully we'll catch the updates as they hit.

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