The 144 Deck Voting (2025): Buy or sell now
Who is this game suitable for?
Suitable for ages 5 and up. You can play with 2 to 8 players.
Playtime is roughly
20 - 40 Minutes.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: Voting
The game is published by: (Self-Published) und (Self-Published)
And was developed by: Olaf Rämer und Olaf Rämer
Alternative names
This pack of 144 clean designed playing cards hits the sweet spot between compactness and versatility. It has 18 ranks in 8 suits and 120 sequence numbers as its basic system. Each suit includes three special cards, the suits have a ranking and can be grouped. You can play tons of awesome card games (and even other games) with this deck, making it a great travel companion and a way to explore and enjoy games that aren't available otherwise. The design is intuitive and made for actual card play, avoiding distracting and confusing labels, having a scratchmark-hiding back, and it's in the handy bridge card size.
But is 144 really the best card amount? Well, it's the only Practical Fibonacci number between 8 and 46368 - so, I think it is!
For a complete overview and examples of games to improvise check the Manual in the files section.
For the voting game, each player writes down a funny answer or helpful suggestion and adds it to a pool of options. Questions may range from "What is the funniest joke ever?" to "Where should we go tomorrow?"
Then, using cards from the 144 Deck, a triangular voting system creates a diagram that reveals the players' favorite answers.
The player who contributed the winning answer is declared the winner. However, everyone benefits when difficult group decisions are put to a fair vote.
—description from the designer
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