Card games are a popular way to spend time with a company. The deck of cards does not take up much space, and you can easily take it with you on a hike or trip. If you've already spent hundreds of evenings hunched over a deck, and you're tired of existing games, you can always come up with your own.
Instructions
Step 1
You can modify an existing game by slightly changing its rules. If you love playing cards, you probably know games like Fool and one of its versions - Throwing Fool. If you wish, you can create your own version of the "Fool" by introducing the rule that trump cards are not used in the game, or a card of a red suit beats a similar card of a black suit, and you can throw it up until the player who is being played runs out cards in hand. Change the number of cards that the player can collect: let them be not six, but eight or ten.
Step 2
You can create a game from scratch using a regular deck of cards or by drawing your own. Drawing on cards can be anything: from funny cartoons of your friends (if you have an artist in your company) to reproductions of paintings by famous masters of the Renaissance. Laminate the cards so that they do not wear out during the game.
Step 3
To create a new card game, you can connect two existing ones. Try combining the Fool and Uno games. For example, if a player has two cards left in his hand, and he did not manage to say the code word (which can also be invented on his own), then he collects a certain number of cards from the release and continues the game.
Step 4
You can come up with any rules for your game that come to your mind. It is only important that the game is not endless, there are winners and losers in it, otherwise it will simply lose its meaning. In a card game, you can enter dice (which, for example, will determine how many cards can be thrown to the player) and chips. Also, do not come up with too complicated rules for a card game. They will be interested in the novelty for several days, and then they will forget it. Pay attention to games such as "Stump", "Onlookers", "Drunkard". Their rules are simple and straightforward, and their popularity has not fallen for decades.
