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Objective
The objective of Sneaky Cards is to be the first player to get rid of all of your cards.
Set Up
- Shuffle the cards and deal them out to the players. The game does not specify how many cards that each player should get. Therefore the players should decide how many cards to give each player.
How to Play Sneaky Cards
Sneaky Cards is an unique game as there are no turns and no set location to play it. The game can take multiple days to complete as you will play it over the course of your normal day. Each player has a set of cards that require them to perform certain tasks. Players need to perform these tasks and then give the card to the person/people you perform the task with/for.
Each card has a unique code on it. When you first purchase the game you can register the cards. You can then track where the cards move as the people you give them to give them to other people.
The first player to complete all of their cards and give them to another player wins the game.
Card Types
There are a number of different types of cards in Sneaky Cards. Each require you to perform different type of actions in order to complete them.
Blue Cards (Engage) – These cards mostly involve you doing an action/task with a stranger.
Red Cards (Connect) – These cards make you find a specific thing that is not necessarily an object.
Yellow Cards (Surprise) – Yellow cards mostly force you to hide the card in an area without anyone noticing.
Green Cards (Care) – These cards have you perform a good deed in order to get rid of it.
Purple Cards (Grow) – Purple cards force you to try and learn a new skill or do something that you have never done before.
Pink Cards (Create) – These cards require you to make something creative and give it to the person along with the card.
Sneaky Cards FAQ
If you have any questions about how to play the game, leave a comment below on this post. I will try to answer any questions asked as best and as quickly as possible.
Components
- 54 Cards (9 cards of each color)
- 1 Instruction Card
Year: 2015 | Publisher: Gamewright | Designer: Cody Borst | Artist: Serge Seidlitz
Genres: Card, Party
Ages: 12+ | Number of Players: 1+ | Length of Game: 1 hour-Days
Difficulty: Light | Strategy: Light | Luck: Moderate
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