Sevens Diamond vs Chompip Monster

Sevens — the classic card game, also known as Fan Tan, Parliament, Domino and Badam Satti. Start with the 7 of diamonds and build each suit up and down. First to empty their hand wins. Easy to learn in one game, and the blocking play keeps it interesting long after that. PLAY YOUR WAY • Solo against bots, with three difficulty levels • Online against real players, quick match or a private table • Invite friends with a link — they don't need an account to join • Play offline, anywhere, no connection needed KEEP TRACK • Daily rewards and streaks • Daily quests • Levels, XP and a global leaderboard • Full game history and personal records No account required to start playing.

Three little monsters, five dice, and a picnic full of hungry bellies! In Chompip Monster, roll the dice, save the useful numbers, and roll the rest to create the exact meal each monster craves. Feed them enough to accumulate points, grow through the stages, and become new residents of the hill village. Each meal is a little puzzle. Sometimes you only need a single number, a pair, or a simple sum; other times you need to create consecutive rows, sets of three, four, or even five identical numbers. The bigger the monsters, the more demanding their tastes become, so calculate your rolls, save the important ones, and use your reserve cakes when you need extra chances. Ten meals make up a day with interspersed special challenges. Feed the monsters in the right order, divide the dice into two balanced halves, or arrange entire rows according to the festival's requirements. Occasionally, a big guest will visit and order three dishes in a row—complete the feast to receive extra valuable rewards. Use accumulated stars to improve your equipment, increase your monsters' patience, and decorate the hill. When the biggest monsters move to the village, they will bring back stars each day. You can also try short dice rolls, participate in hill races, and mark the dishes you've discovered. Every day brings new orders, new guests, and stomachs waiting to be filled. Lay out your mat, roll the dice, and see how your little picnic area grows.