Phoenix

• 3 to 10 players
• Aces, Kings, Queens and Jokers (see “Number of cards”)
• This site, for the table card and the shots

1. Shuffle the cards and deal 5 cards to each player. Everyone keeps their cards secret.
2. Tap Reveal the table. The app picks the table card: Ace, King or Queen.
3. For the whole round, everyone has to play that card. Or pretend to.

Players take turns, going clockwise.

1. Play 1 or more cards face down.
2. Announce them as the table card.Example: the table is “Kings”, you say “Two Kings!”
3. You can tell the truth or lie. Nobody sees your cards.
4. The player on your left chooses: believe you and play, or shout “Liar!”.

No cards left? You skip your turn.

The cards that were just played are flipped over.

After the shot, all the cards are collected and a new round begins.

Each player has their own gun: 6 chambers and a single bullet (you can change this in “House rules”). The more they have shot, the higher the risk.

The 6 small dots under each name show how many times the player has shot.

A dead player no longer plays. The last player alive wins.

1. Type the number of players (3 minimum), then Create the players.
2. Write the names, then Confirm the names.
3. At the start of each round: Reveal the table.
4. Someone has to shoot: tap their name, then Shoot.
5. New game resets every gun to zero.

“6 of each” = 6 Queens, 6 Kings and 6 Aces.