Game Info
Year
2025
Players
3-28
Age
8+
Playtime
20 min
Collection
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Description
Sequel to Flip 7 with action cards and modifiers where players collect seven different numbers without duplicates
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Watch It Played Rules Teach at 0:49 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Strong player interaction through action cards and stealing mechanics
- Well-suited for large groups with deck-pairing option for many players
- Clear seven-unique-number end condition and rewarding scoring when achieved
- Multiple optional modes (two-player, brutal mode) to vary play
Cons
- Rule complexity and numerous card types increase learning curve
- Action and modifier chaining can create chaotic play for newcomers
- Heavy reliance on luck can dominate outcomes in shorter play times
Thematic elements
- Number-based risk management where players push luck, manage duplicates, and manipulate others with modifiers and action cards
- Multiplayer card game table session with casual play and social interaction
- Light-hearted, competitive party game narrative emphasizing luck, strategy, and player interaction
Comparison games
- Flip 7
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Bust Mechanic — A player busts when they hold two of the same numeric card; busted cards are turned face down and do not count toward scoring, and the player is eliminated from the current round.
- Compound Scoring — Scores are calculated by summing number-card values, applying a divide-by-two modifier if present, subtracting negative modifiers, and adding a potential end-of-round bonus for seven unique numbers; the maximum final score is kept non-negative.
- End-game condition and dealer rotation — The game ends when a player reaches 200 or more points; ties trigger additional rounds; at round end, all cards are discarded and the next round passes the deck to the left with reshuffling as needed.
- Modifiers and action cards — Modifier cards add penalties to a player's score; action cards allow targeting and manipulating other players' cards, including stealing, discarding, swapping, or forcing additional draws, with resolution order determined by the game.
- Multi-round structure and optional modes — The game supports large groups by combining two decks, includes two-player optional rules, and a 'brutal mode' for extra challenge; rounds accumulate scores across plays.
- Push Your Luck — Players repeatedly decide to hit (draw another card) or stay, balancing potential point gains against bust risk from duplicates.
- Push-your-luck drawing — Players repeatedly decide to hit (draw another card) or stay, balancing potential point gains against bust risk from duplicates.
- Round scoring and post-round tallies — Scores are calculated by summing number-card values, applying a divide-by-two modifier if present, subtracting negative modifiers, and adding a potential end-of-round bonus for seven unique numbers; the maximum final score is kept non-negative.
- Seven-unique-number round end — If a player accumulates seven unique number cards (ignoring modifiers and action cards), the round ends immediately and the player triggers scoring bonuses.
- Special numbers (zero, unlucky seven, lucky 13) — Three special-number cards modify scoring behavior: Zero sets end-of-round score to zero unless seven unique numbers are achieved; Unlucky Seven wipes all non-seven cards with caveats; Lucky 13 prevents busts under certain conditions and contributes toward seven-card goals.
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Quotes (from this video)
- the greatest card game of all time.
- Let's learn how to play Flip Seven with a Vengeance.
- you earn points equal to the values on your cards.
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Unknown Channel Review at 0:09 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- High level of interaction and chaotic fun that creates memorable moments
- Takes the original concept and amplifies it in a playful, competitive way
- Better with more players; four players enhances the experience and tension
Cons
- Can be punishing or frustrating if targeted repeatedly
- Complexity and new negative modifiers may deter casual players
- Heavy reliance on luck with certain cards like lucky 13 or busts
Thematic elements
- Mean-spirited, retaliatory play where players affect others' hands
- Casual, competitive party card game with high interaction
- Energetic and promotional banter with enthusiastic analysis
Comparison games
- Flip Seven
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- deck manipulation — Certain cards force discards or alter the deck composition, impacting strategy mid-game.
- Deck mechanics and scoring — A deck with 13 cards per hand and special cards (e.g., lucky 13, unlucky seven) that drive scoring and end conditions.
- Discard and modifier interplay — Certain cards force discards or alter the deck composition, impacting strategy mid-game.
- Freeze — One extra card can freeze a player, limiting them to a single play before passing.
- Negative modifiers applied to opponents — Players can give or play negative modifiers that affect other players' hands and scoring.
- Positive modifiers (from base game) contrasted with negatives — Original positive modifiers exist; the expansion emphasizes more punitive options to disrupt others.
- steal — Cards that allow taking a card from another player, increasing direct confrontation.
- Swap — A card that lets players swap any two cards at the table, potentially busting rivals.
- Trading — A card that lets players swap any two cards at the table, potentially busting rivals.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- I think Flip Seven with a Vengeance is the greatest card game of all time.
- The meanness in this game is just fun.
- Is it the greatest card game of all time? That's for you to try.
- Swap any two cards at the table.
- Knocking players out by swapping is so satisfying.
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