Callbreak, Ludo, Rummy, Dhumbal, Kitti, Solitaire, and Jutpatti are the most popular games among board/card game players. Unlike other card games, these games are pretty easy to learn and play. Enjoy multiple games in a single pack.

Here are the basic rules and description of the games:

Callbreak Game
Call Break, also known as 'call brake' is a long-run game played with 52 cards deck between 4 players with 13 cards each. There are five rounds in this game, including 13 tricks in one round. For each deal, the player must play the same suit card. Spade is the default trump card. The player with the highest deals after five rounds will win.
Local Names:
- Callbreak in Nepal
- Lakdi, Lakadi in India

Ludo
Ludo is probably the most straightforward board game ever. You wait for your turn, roll the dice and move your coins according to the random number that shows up on the dice. You can configure the rules of ludo according to your preference. You can play a game with a bot or other players.

Rummy - Indian and Nepali
Two to five players play Rummy with ten cards in Nepal and 13 cards in India. Each player aims to arrange their cards in groups of sequences and trials/sets. They can also use a Joker card to form those sequences or sets after they have arranged a Pure Sequence. In each deal, the players pick and throw a card until someone wins the round. Usually, whoever makes the arrangement first wins the round. There is only one round in Indian Rummy, whereas multiple rounds are played in Nepali Rummy before a winner is declared.

29 Card Game
29 is a trick-taking card game played among four players in 2 teams. Two players facing each other groups up to win tricks with the highest rank cards. The turn changes in an anti-clockwise direction where each player has to places a bid. The player with the highest bid is the Bid Winner; they can decide the trump suit. If the bid winner team wins that round, they get 1 point, and if they lose they get a negative 1 point. The 6 of Hearts or Diamonds indicate a positive score, and 6 of Spades or Clubs indicate a negative score. A team wins when they score 6 points, or when the opponent scores negative 6 points.


Kitti - 9 Cards Game
In Kitti, nine cards are distributed among 2-5 players. The player needs to arrange three groups of cards, 3 in each group. Once the player arranges the cards of Kitti, the player compares the cards with the other player. If the players' cards win, they win that one show. The Kitti game runs for three shows each round. If nobody wins the round (i.e., no consecutive winning shows), we call it a Kitti and reshuffle the cards. The game continues until a player wins the round.

Dhumbal
Dhumbal is a fun game played between 2-5 players with five cards distributed to each. The player should aim to have as a fewer sum of cards number as possible. You can throw pure sequences or same numbered cards to get the minimal value. One can show their cards when the total sum of cards number is less or equal to the required minimum value. Whoever has the lowest sum of cards number wins the game.

Solitaire – Classic
Solitaire is one of the most played card games ever. This game includes a classic version of the solitaire game that you used to play on your PC. The goal is to stack cards in descending order. The same type or same colors of cards does not go together. While managing, a red card will go with a black card and vice-versa. This rule makes solitaire a bit more challenging.


Multiplayer Mode
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Callbreak is a trick-taking card game for four players in two partnerships. The game is played with a standard 52-card deck. The objective of the game is to be the first partnership to reach 500 points.

The game begins with each player being dealt 13 cards. The player to the left of the dealer leads with any card. The other players must follow suit if possible. If a player cannot follow suit, they may play any card. The highest card of the suit led wins the trick.

The winner of the trick leads the next card. The game continues in this manner until all 13 tricks have been played.

After all 13 tricks have been played, each partnership counts the number of tricks they have taken. The partnership with the most tricks scores 10 points for each trick they have taken. In addition, the partnership with the most tricks scores an additional 25 points.

If a partnership takes all 13 tricks, they score 250 points. This is known as a "callbreak."

The first partnership to reach 500 points wins the game.

Ludo

Ludo is a board game for two to four players. The game is played on a square board with 56 squares. Each player has four tokens, which they move around the board according to the roll of a die.

The objective of the game is to be the first player to move all four of their tokens around the board and into the home square.

The game begins with each player placing their four tokens in the starting square. The player to the left of the dealer rolls the die first.

If a player rolls a 6, they may move one of their tokens out of the starting square. If a player rolls a number other than 6, they may move one of their tokens forward that number of squares.

If a player lands on a square that is occupied by an opponent's token, they may send that token back to the starting square.

The first player to move all four of their tokens around the board and into the home square wins the game.

29 Card Game

29 Card Game is a trick-taking card game for four players in two partnerships. The game is played with a deck of 29 cards, which are ranked from 2 to 9 and A, J, Q, K.

The objective of the game is to be the first partnership to reach 29 points.

The game begins with each player being dealt 7 cards. The player to the left of the dealer leads with any card. The other players must follow suit if possible. If a player cannot follow suit, they may play any card. The highest card of the suit led wins the trick.

The winner of the trick leads the next card. The game continues in this manner until all 7 tricks have been played.

After all 7 tricks have been played, each partnership counts the number of tricks they have taken. The partnership with the most tricks scores 1 point for each trick they have taken. In addition, the partnership with the most tricks scores an additional 2 points.

If a partnership takes all 7 tricks, they score 10 points. This is known as a "29."

The first partnership to reach 29 points wins the game.