Daifugo (also known in the West as President) is Japan's most-played shedding card game - and this free browser version seats you at a five-player table against four named AI opponents. Play cards equal or higher than the pile to shed your hand first, with the classic Japanese table rules built in: the 8-cut, the Revolution that flips card rankings, and the spade-3 counter to the Joker, using a 53-card deck with one Joker. The interface is in Japanese, but the card play itself is easy to follow. No download, no sign-up, no online multiplayer.
Daifugo ('Grand Millionaire') is Japan's take on the President / Tycoon family of shedding card games: players race to empty their hands, and finishing order assigns ranks from rich to poor. This free browser version seats you against four AI opponents with the classic Japanese table rules.
Be the first to play away all your cards. On each turn you either beat the cards on the pile with an equal-count, higher-rank play, or pass. When everyone passes, the field clears and play restarts with a fresh lead.
No. All four opponents - the fox, the robot, the strategist, and the master - are computer-controlled, so a full five-player table is always ready. There is no online multiplayer.
Play four of a kind and the entire card ranking flips - threes become mighty and twos become weak - until the round ends or another Revolution flips it back. The game shows a Revolution banner while it is in effect.
Playing an 8 instantly clears the pile and gives you the next lead. It is one of Japan's most popular house rules, and it is switched on in this version.
Only one card: the 3 of spades. The spade-3 counter rule is built in, so even the strongest card in the deck has a nemesis.
The menus are in Japanese - it is a Japanese-made game - but the table reads like any card game: your hand at the bottom, a play button and a pass button. The rules summary above matches what is printed on the game's own menu.
Same family, Japanese branch. The core shedding race is identical, but Daifugo is famous for its extra table rules - the 8-cut, the Revolution, and the spade-3 counter - which this version includes.
No. It is an instant-load HTML5 browser game - no downloads, no installs, no account.