Suite711

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Looking for a game that forces your mind to think differently? Look no further! Suite 711 is a fast and simple game to learn, but takes strategy and skill to master.

Objective:

The objective of the game is to possess your opponent's cards without losing your cards by strategically placing them.

Technicalities:

Suite711 is a two-player game. Each player has 10 cards in his/her deck: Five 7 cards and five 11 cards. Each of the four sides of each card has a random number of spearheads ranging from 1 to 5. On the 7 cards, the total number of spearheads add up to seven, and on the 11 cards, the spearheads total to eleven. Each 7 card is worth seven points, and each 11 card is worth eleven points.

host game game board

Game Board

The game board consists of sixteen empty card slots. To place a card, simple tap the area you wish to place the card then tap on the desired card from your deck. When it is your turn you get 30 seconds to play a move followed by the opponent's turn. If desired you may also skip your turn.

All of your cards will be violet, and your opponent’s cards, red.

When you place a card you get the number of points the card is worth. You also have the option to take over your opponents cards, as described above in the Possession section.

For every one of your opponents cards you take over, you receive the number of points the card is worth and the opponent loses the same number of points.

host game game board

Possession

The opponent's card can be possessed by either of these two means:

  • Overpower two sides Two sides have adjacent opponent cards with more spearheads on the intersecting side.
  • Overpower one side and neutralize others One side has adjacent opponent card with more spearheads on the intersecting side and remaining sides have opponent card with the same number of spearheads.
Overpower Neutralize

Game Completion

The game ends when any of these conditions are met:

  • All empty slots in the game board are full.
  • Both players run out of cards in their deck.
  • Both players skip their turns twice consecutively
  • Either player exits the game

In the first three cases the player with the highest score wins. In the last case, the player who ends the game early loses

Suite711 can also be played in single-player mode in which case the computer plays the opponent.

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