Callbreak, Ludo & 29 Card Game

8 in 1 Game: Callbreak, Ludo, Rummy, 29, Solitaire, Kitti, Dhumbal, Jutpatti

Callbreak, Ludo, Rummy, Dhumbal, Kitti, Solitaire, and Jutpatti are beloved by board and card game enthusiasts. These games are easy to pick up and offer a variety of fun in one convenient package.

Here's a detailed look at each game, including rules and local names:

Callbreak Game

Callbreak, also known as 'call brake,' is a strategic card game played with a 52-card deck among four players, each dealt 13 cards. The game consists of five rounds, with 13 tricks per round. Players must follow suit, and spades serve as the default trump card. The player with the highest score after five rounds emerges as the winner.

Local Names:

• Callbreak in Nepal
• Lakdi, Lakadi in India

Ludo

Ludo is one of the simplest board games out there. Players take turns rolling a dice and moving their tokens based on the dice's outcome. You can customize Ludo's rules to suit your preferences and play against bots or other players.

Rummy - Indian and Nepali

Rummy is played with two to five players. In Nepal, players receive ten cards, while in India, they get 13. The objective is to organize cards into sequences and sets. Players can use a Joker to complete sequences or sets after forming a Pure Sequence. They draw and discard cards until someone completes their arrangement and wins the round. Indian Rummy has one round, whereas Nepali Rummy involves multiple rounds before declaring a winner.

29 Card Game

29 is a trick-taking game for four players divided into two teams. Players bid in an anti-clockwise direction, and the highest bidder becomes the Bid Winner, choosing the trump suit. The Bid Winner's team scores 1 point for winning the round and -1 for losing. The 6 of Hearts or Diamonds adds a positive score, while the 6 of Spades or Clubs subtracts points. A team wins by reaching 6 points or forcing the opponents to -6 points.

Kitti - 9 Cards Game

Kitti involves distributing nine cards to 2-5 players. Players aim to arrange their cards into three groups of three. After arranging, players compare their cards. Winning a show earns a point, and the game runs for three shows per round. If no player wins consecutively, it's called a Kitti, and cards are reshuffled. The game continues until a player wins the round.

Dhumbal

Dhumbal is a fun game for 2-5 players, each receiving five cards. The goal is to have the lowest sum of card values. Players can discard pure sequences or sets of the same number to minimize their total. A player can show their cards if their sum is at or below the required minimum value. The player with the lowest sum wins.

Solitaire – Classic

Solitaire is a timeless card game. The classic version challenges players to stack cards in descending order, alternating between red and black cards. This color alternation adds a layer of complexity to the game.

Multiplayer Mode

We are actively developing a multiplayer platform to include more card games. Soon, you'll be able to enjoy Callbreak, Ludo, and other games with friends online or offline via a local hotspot.

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