Exploding Kittens NETFLIX vs 31

Available exclusively for Netflix members. Bring the catnip. Draw as many cards as you can, and do your best to dodge — or defuse — fatal felines. Or else, boom goes the dynamite! In this multiplayer, kitty-powered game of chance, players draw cards — until someone draws an exploding kitten and blows up. Then that player is out unless they have a defuse card. Defuse cards allow players to neutralize furry foes with laser pointers, belly rubs, catnip sandwiches or other diversions. All of the other cards in the deck can be used strategically to move, mitigate or avoid. Featuring original art by The Oatmeal.

Play 31 - the classic card game also known as Scat or Blitz. Build the best three-card hand you can. Draw or take the discard, work toward 31 in a single suit, three cards of the same value ("Trips") or a Low Straight (2,3,4 in the same suit) and knock when you like your chances. Whoever holds the lowest hand when the round ends loses a life, and the last player with lives remaining wins. PLAYS BY THE WESTEND RULES - The dealer is dealt four cards and discards one to start the game - A banner spells out which cards are wild and glows when you are holding one - Tap the discard pile to take it or the draw pile to draw, or switch on the action buttons YOUR RULES, YOUR TABLE - Extra Wild card: turn up a card after the deal and every card of that rank is wild for the round - Blind Knock Round: one hand per dealer where the player to the dealer's left knocks sight unseen - Optional knock penalty for knocking and still ending up lowest - Choose how many lives everyone starts with, from 1 to 99 - Easy finish settles your last draw for you, or turn it off and choose your own discard - Turn the Check My Math discard warning on or off, and allow or disallow Undo PLAY YOUR WAY - Solo against computer opponents, or pass the device around the table with friends (2 to 8 players) - Let the bots play on their own with Auto-play, or pause before each bot's turn and tap Continue - Auto-organize keeps your hand sorted, with a quick slide - Compact phone-friendly table for landscape play, plus the classic full table view on iPad - Name your opponents and pick from themed name sets and card backs, with the WestEnd look as the default - Open Settings in the middle of a game and return to the same game with one tap - Learn to Play: a short coached practice hand with a spoken coach teaches the game, and a full rules reference is always one tap away - Haptics on iPhone: feel your turn and your wins, with strength, length and each moment adjustable SOUND AND VOICE - New sound effects and spoken lines in three voice styles - Separate switches for game sounds and voice, with a checkbox for every sound SIMPLE AND PRIVATE - No accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases - Works fully offline - No real money, betting, or wagering of any kind - just cards, lives, and bragging rights 31: WestEnd Rules is named for the table where we play. Pull up a chair.