Panda Spin

2024 · Jeu de cartes

Panda Spin

Players try to empty their hands while collecting bamboo tokens for scoring. The game uses a special double-headed deck; cards start orange-side up and can be played as singles, sets, runs, or formations. Players lead any non‑bomb combination, and others must play a higher matching combination or pass; bombs can be played to beat any bid. Passing can flip previously played orange cards to their blue faces, changing their values and triggering effects based on suits (including gaining bamboo or stealing bamboo from opponents). Winning or playing certain element cards causes immediate effects like drawing and forced wins. When a player shows out, they score bamboo equal to the largest hand remaining; rounds repeat until a player reaches the target bamboo total.

Joueurs
2–5 idéal à 4
Temps de jeu
25–40 min
Âge
14+
Complexité
2 / 5
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Joueurs
40m 40s
Partie moyenne
60
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11
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Questions de règles

Réponses tirées du livret par l'assistant de règles de Ludoya.

If I played cards with the White side up and didn’t win the trick, can I get them back into my hand?

Yes — if you have only played cards with their White sides up, you spin all of them 180° and take them back into your hand (page 4).

How do I beat the current bid — do I have to play the same type of combination?

To beat a bid you either play the same type of Combination with the same number of values but a higher value, play a Bomb, or play a single Element card that meets its condition and immediately wins the trick (page 4).

What exactly is a Bomb and what can beat it?

A Bomb is at least four identical values (no Water may be used); a Bomb can only be beaten by a higher Bomb — either with more cards or the same number of cards of higher value (page 6).

Can I play an Element card to win a trick, and what happens when I do?

Yes — an Element card (if its condition is fulfilled) beats all Combinations except Bombs, wins the trick immediately, you discard the cards you played as usual, and you then draw 2 cards from the draw pile placed White-side up in your hand (page 8).

When does showing out trigger scoring and how many points do you get?

If you have no cards in hand after a trick you have showed out and receive points equal to the highest number of cards anyone still holds (but no more than 7); multiple players who show out in the same trick each get the same points, and if no one has cards left nobody scores (page 5).

Do Element cards have special play conditions (e.g., Water, Metal, Wood, Earth, Fire)?

Yes — each Element has its own condition printed on the card (examples: Water can only be played if the highest bid has at least 3 values; Metal if both White and Blue sides were played to the trick; Wood if the trick contains a “—” or an A; Earth if the trick contains a Panda symbol; Fire if you have 7 or fewer cards including the Fire), and each Element’s play also makes you draw 2 cards after winning the trick (page 8).

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