Two to Six Players

Sit down with one opponent or five. Every seat gets its own card and its own color, and the table rearranges itself to fit however many are playing.

Facing or Around the Table

Nobody reads their life total upside down. Choose facing rows across the table, or cards turned out to all sides when the pod sits around it.

Tap or Hold

A thirty-point swing takes a moment, not thirty taps. Tap to move one life. Hold, and it runs by ten.

Commander Damage, Partners, and Poison

The numbers that end a game, all at a glance. No menu to open just to see where you stand. Tap one only when it has to change.

Dark or Light

Nothing glares across a dim game store. Black cards, each player's color glowing in the numbers. Light is one switch away.

Colors That Stay Distinct

No card is harder to read than another, and none pulls more of the eye. Every seat's color is solved to the identical brightness, so however you see color, nobody is handed the worse seat.

Grayscale