Dungeon Hands
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Dungeon Hands is a two player card game you can play on a computer, made for LudumDare40. Click and drag to move cards.
Music and Graphics by Ricardo Juchem
Game Design by Kamila Galvani
Code and Stuff by Erico Porto
You win when you have no cards in hand.
When the game starts players can choose Monster Overlord or Heroes. The player with Monster Overlord deck starts.
A round is composed of each player turns.
On the start of the turn, the player can play any special card if desired. Then the player must play either a Hero card (when playing with Heroes) or a Monster card (if you are the Monster Overlord). Then the game goes to next turn.
The player playing next can play any special card if desired. Then the player must play either a *Hero card* (when playing with Heroes) or a *Monster card* (if you are the Monster Overlord), but the card played MUST be either a higher *Rank* or the same *Class*, this is called a *valid card*. If a player does not have a *valid card* in his hand, that player draws cards until a *valid card* is drawn and played. Then the turn ends.
With Monster Overlord cards and Heroes cards on the table, the dungeon encounter is resolved, and all cards on table leave play - the *Hero cards* go back to the village and the *Monsters cards* perish. The player who had the highest *Rank* card get to start the next round. If all cards had the same *Rank*, the last player to play starts the next round.
The *Rank* is the number on the corner, *Class* is represented by the symbol and color of the card. Special cards have no *Rank* or *Class*.
The player who draws the last deck card loses.
Music and Graphics by Ricardo Juchem
Game Design by Kamila Galvani
Code and Stuff by Erico Porto
Here are the rules
You win when you have no cards in hand.
When the game starts players can choose Monster Overlord or Heroes. The player with Monster Overlord deck starts.
A round is composed of each player turns.
On the start of the turn, the player can play any special card if desired. Then the player must play either a Hero card (when playing with Heroes) or a Monster card (if you are the Monster Overlord). Then the game goes to next turn.
The player playing next can play any special card if desired. Then the player must play either a *Hero card* (when playing with Heroes) or a *Monster card* (if you are the Monster Overlord), but the card played MUST be either a higher *Rank* or the same *Class*, this is called a *valid card*. If a player does not have a *valid card* in his hand, that player draws cards until a *valid card* is drawn and played. Then the turn ends.
With Monster Overlord cards and Heroes cards on the table, the dungeon encounter is resolved, and all cards on table leave play - the *Hero cards* go back to the village and the *Monsters cards* perish. The player who had the highest *Rank* card get to start the next round. If all cards had the same *Rank*, the last player to play starts the next round.
The *Rank* is the number on the corner, *Class* is represented by the symbol and color of the card. Special cards have no *Rank* or *Class*.
The player who draws the last deck card loses.