Thirty One | 31 | Scat | Blitz vs StackUp Card Game

Thirty-One, also known as Hosn Obe, Big Tonka, Nickel Nock, Blitz, Clinker, Klinker, Skat, Cad, Whammy, Skedaddle, Snip Snap Snoop, Schnautz or Schnitzel. Many names for a game with very simple rules that guarantees lots of fun for young and old. Be the first to reach 31 points! - Online Multiplayer Game - Public and Private Game-Rooms - Chat with other players - Offline Training Mode - Optimized for phones and tablets - Cross-platform - Short games: ideal as a brief distraction and for casual gamers - Play against the computer or against up to three friends in multiplayer mode - Quick to learn, but still tactically challenging! - Strategically swap cards to reach your goal - Authentic, aesthetic design - Intuitive controls - Choosable suits: French and German - World ranking Game rules: There are between two and four players and 32 cards. Every player always has a hand of three cards and one to three lives indicated by matchsticks. Three more cards are placed face-up in the center. Whoever first reaches 31 points wins the round. If no-one reaches 31 points, the player with the lowest point score loses a life. You get points for cards of the same suit: Rank cards are worth the same as their number (7, 8, 9, 10). Face cards are worth 10 and aces are worth 11 points. Another special card combination comprises three cards of equal points value - those make up 31½ You can do one of four possible actions each round: - Exchange one of your cards with one from the center - Swap your entire hand with the three cards in the center - Pass, if you don't want to make any card changes - Knock, if to indicate the last round once you think that you will not be the player with the lowest hand-score. If you are the first to draw at the start of the round, you can chose to put your hand in the middle and get another hand from the deck, or put three new cards from the deck in the middle of the table. The player with the lowest amount of points loses a round. Once all matchsticks are gone (burnt), the player is considered to “swim” - this means they can continue to play but losing one more round finally means “drowning” and losing the game. However, you still have a chance of winning even while swimming! Whichever player is left at the end, wins. --- Further information about our terms of service as well as our privacy policy can be found on our homepage: https://hosnobe.com/dse_en.html

StackUp is a head-to-head card race: be the first to empty your stock pile by playing runs onto four shared build piles. Wilds keep every turn alive, your discard piles set traps for later, and one greedy move can hand the match to your opponent. PLAY YOUR WAY • Challenge a friend online — invite a Game Center friend or share an invite link, and the match is on. • Play solo against the bot to learn the ropes or sharpen your endgame. • Pause an online match and pick it up later — it resumes exactly where you left off, for both players. MAKE IT YOURS • Tune the rules before each match: stock pile size and wild count. • Every finished match is saved to your history, and your lifetime stats follow you across devices. FAIR AND SIMPLE • Three free matches every day, plus the option to watch an ad for an extra one. • A single one-time purchase unlocks unlimited play forever. No subscriptions, no coins, no energy meters. • No analytics or tracking SDKs — crash reports only, so bugs get fixed. Full privacy policy at stackupcardgame.com/privacy. HOW IT PLAYS Each turn you draw up to a hand of five, then play cards from your hand, your discard piles, or your stock onto build piles that climb from 1 to 12. Empty your hand and you keep playing; end your turn by discarding. The first player to clear their stock pile wins. Easy to learn in one match, hard to put down after ten. Questions or trouble? stackupcardgame.com/support