GamesDealer / Red 7

What's in the box? 50 cards; 6 reminders; Card with rules. It is generally accepted about the so-called filler games that this is a light warm-up before the main game, light, not stressful, not capable of giving a sufficient level of immersion in the process and the intensity of emotions. Board game Red 7 is entertainment for the whole family or a friendly company that is ready to break this stereotype and completely change your opinion about filler games. This exciting filler board for 2-4 players has a lot of depth and fun, so it won't leave anyone indifferent. And thanks to its compact format, it also becomes an excellent entertainment option on the road. Gameplay When you open the box, you will find a deck of multi-colored cards numbered from 1 to 7. Players take turns. The first player must shuffle the deck and deal 7 cards to everyone. In addition, in front of each player (in the "palette zone"), he lays out one more card face up. On their turn, players can do one of the following: add a card to their own palette; adding a card to the center of the table to change the rules; adding one card to both the palette and the center of the table. At the very beginning of the game, a red card is placed in the center of the game table. The task of the player making the move is to change the rules or lay out a card whose face value is higher than the opponents' cards. The peculiarity (and the main difficulty) of the Red 7 game is that you are limited only to those cards that you received at the very beginning of the game. It is impossible to draw cards, and the one who runs out of them automatically loses. In addition, the one who still has cards in his hands loses, but there is no way to make a move with their help when the turn comes. Who will win the game? It completely depends on the color of the card in the center, because it is he who determines the victory conditions. Red - victory at the face value of the cards, yellow - the need to have cards of the same color on hand, blue - cards in ascending order of denomination without gaps (for example, 3,4,5,6).