Cleverly lay down cards, even more cleverly steal them! Players try to lay down as many cards as possible in front of them, as these earn points. But beware of the other players: they are already lurking and want to steal cards to score points for themselves! However, those who become too greedy may end up losing out. The cunning card game classic by Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling.

How to play Abluxxen: Each player receives 13 hand cards, and additionally, 6 cards are placed face up in the center of the table. When it's your turn, you can lay down one or more number cards of the same value face up in front of you. If opponents have face-up cards in the same quantity but of a lower value than your played cards, they can be stolen. The player who steals decides whether to take the opponent's cards into their hand. If not, the opponent takes their cards back into their hand or discards them. The game ends immediately when a player has no more hand cards or when the draw pile and the open supply are empty. All cards laid out in front of the players count as positive points, while all hand cards count as negative points. The player with the most points wins.

Contents: 110 game cards, 1 game instruction manual.