Overview

Released in 1982, this video game is inspired by the classic children’s card game. It was launched during the era of legendary arcade and console titles, yet it stands as a more niche entry in the gaming landscape of the 1980s.

Gameplay

The game revolves around collecting sets of matching cards. Players are tasked with asking opponents for specific cards to complete their own sets, while simultaneously making strategic decisions to keep their own cards hidden from view. The main objective is to amass the highest number of sets possible before the game concludes.

Platform and Release

The game was made available on various platforms popular at the time, including some of the early home consoles. Despite its straightforward mechanics, it provided entertainment reminiscent of physical card game experiences, appealing to both young players and families.

Legacy

While it may not have achieved the iconic status of other titles from the era, the game remains a testament to the simplicity and enduring appeal of adapting traditional games into digital formats. Its release contributed to the early exploration of casual gaming experiences on digital platforms.