hidden hands
In the group Information visibility.
Each player holds cards no one else can see. You bluff, hint, and guess.
In the group Information visibility.
Each player holds cards no one else can see. You bluff, hint, and guess.
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Players work as a team but can't freely talk about their secret cards, so they give hints to share info without saying it straight.
Players clash openly but hide their cards, guessing enemy power during fights.
Players feel sneaky excitement guessing what others hold while carefully timing their own card plays.
Bidding blindly on secret values sparks wild guesses and laughs from overpaying surprises.
Secret sets build surprise reveals, but trades force tough reveals of partial hands.
Players sneak toward secret wins while hiding their cards, making everyone suspicious of each other.
Teammates hide cards to fight shared threats, but must share info carefully to survive together.
Teammates hide cards while working together to survive threats, creating doubt about who can be trusted even without traitors.
Secret hands fuel surprise attacks, forcing players to bluff strength while timing card plays.
Secret bids from hands compete for point-rich assets, bluffing value to outmaneuver rivals.
Partners secretly bid tricks with hidden cards, coordinating wins without direct talk.
You roll to move and also hold secret cards that change what happens.
You pick cards and keep them hidden, so others can only guess what you have.
You push your luck with cards only you can see.
Players fight over areas using secret cards that change battles.
Players place workers and hold secret cards that change actions.
You build your pattern with pieces others cannot see.
Players hold secret cards and try to win tricks.
Players make deals while hiding what they really have.
Players place tiles from a secret hand.
Players race to the end using secret cards that can speed them up or slow others.
Players score from cards others cannot see, so the winner is a surprise.
Players use secret cards to survive or knock others out.
The team works towards a goal but each player's cards are secret.
Players add to a story using secret cards.
Everyone plays their own game with secret cards.
Players use secret cards to change a shared board.
Players help the group while keeping their own cards secret.
Teams play with secret cards, hinting to each other.
Secret cards give the traitor places to hide.
Luck decides most things, and players hold secret cards.
Luck plays a part, and secret cards help you soften it.
Careful play with secret cards and a little luck.
No luck, but players keep their cards secret.
Players hold secret information about a model of a real system.
Each group keeps what it has to itself.
Players keep what they have taken from the shared resource secret.
Players hold secret cards whose effects arrive later.
Players test a rule while keeping their own position secret.
After play, players reveal their cards and talk about them.
These two pull against each other — can a game really be both?
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling excited.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling clever.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling silly.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling tense.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling together.
hidden hands supports the feeling sneaky.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling lucky.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling in charge.
hidden hands supports the feeling surprised.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling thoughtful.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling fast.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling unfair in a fun way.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling careful.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling daring.
hidden hands neither supports nor works against the feeling friendly.