Over the years, despite my extensive collection of modern games, I've found myself drawn to traditional card games, especially when I have a custom deck at hand. Now, what games to play? While many are familiar with a few standard card games, there's a vast world of card games yet to be explored.

During game breaks, players can also appreciate the detailed artwork, which enhances the overall experience. Not only do you get the pleasure of using them, but others also get the chance to admire and enjoy their design. Moreover, these decks are not just for admiration they come alive when used for card games, cardistry, or magic tricks.īut one of the best methods to enjoy these decks is by playing card games. Holding them, feeling their embossed texture, and appreciating the intricate designs adds to the experience. While they may rest elegantly on your shelf, their true allure emerges when used. Once the first player has discarded all of their playable cards, the player to their left goes next.Owning a beautiful deck of custom playing cards is a joy. Then they can play any card in the freed up space they created. For example, a player could move a pile with a 6, 5, and 4 in it onto another pile with a 9, 8, and 7 in it as long as the 7 and 6 are opposite colors. Players can also merge piles as long as the piles are in the right sequence. Once an ace is played on a pile, no more cards can be played on that pile.

Kings must be played in one of the available corner spaces around the 4 initial face-up card piles. For example, a player could play a 3 of hearts on a 4 of spades. To play a card on a face up card, it must be one rank lower and the opposite color. Then, they have the opportunity to play cards from their hand on the face up cards on the table. On a player’s turn, they start by drawing a card from the face-down pile in the center. The player to the left of the dealer goes first. Place the remaining pile of cards in the middle of the table, and flip 4 cards face up around the pile in a cross shape. To play, first deal 7 cards face down to each player one at a time.

Kings Corners is a fun 2-4 player variation of Solitaire.

Card games with only seven through ace