This game works best when installed as an application on your mobile device. If your device did not prompt you to install this, use the instructions below.
You are first this round. For your hand, choose to either keep the cards dealt to you or to take the cards dealt to the pot.
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Rumble 31
By Mike McGann
Featuring Claude Code
This classic card game of 31 is based on one of Mike's favorite MegaTouch games that has a similar name. I've always wanted one of those machines, but the next best thing is to vibe code the game yourself.
The closest ruleset that I could find that matches the original game is on the Dutch Wikipedia page for Eenendertigen. This implementation follows those rules, along with what I learned playing a MegaTouch at the System Source Computer Museum.