Sheet Head: The Card Game

Sheet Head: The Card Game

Dump your cards, bury the rest

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Released
September 14, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Sheet Head is the card game where getting rid of your cards is only half the job. The other half is making sure everybody else gets stuck with theirs. You start with three cards in hand, three face up on the table, and three face down that you will not see until the very end. Play a card equal to or higher than the pile. Can't play? You pick up the whole thing. Empty your hand, then your face-ups, then flip your face-downs blind and pray. Six cards change everything: • 2 — resets the pile. Play it on anything. • 3 — see-through. Whatever sits underneath is what counts. • 7 — the next player has to go under it. • 8 — skip. The player after you loses their turn. • 10 — burns the pile. It's gone, and you go again. • Four of a kind — a bomb. Same result, more satisfying. Aces are high. Nothing else is safe. NEW TO IT? A one-minute tutorial teaches the whole game by playing it, and unplayable cards are dimmed, so you always know your options. No rulebook, no guessing. PLAY IT YOUR WAY • 2, 3 or 4 players at the table • Easy for a relaxed hand, Hard for an opponent that remembers what you've played, counts what you're holding, and buries you when you're one card from winning • Ranked finish — 1st through 4th. Everyone plays out. The last player still holding cards is the Sheet Head. NO NONSENSE No ads. No timers, no energy, nothing to buy. Playing the computer needs no account and works fully offline. Open it, play a hand, put it down. Known around the world as S******d, Palace, Karma or Shed — this is that game, built properly for iPhone.
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What's New in Sheet Head

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November 4, 2026

A new How to Play: meet the power cards one by one, then play a guided hand. Key moments slow down so you can see what happened, and the end of the game shows clear rankings. See how many cards are in the pile. Invite a friend to your room, or challenge one after a win.

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