Super Speed: Card Race

New: Race a Friend. Send a code, they play the exact same shuffle against the exact same opponent, and the only thing that decides it is who plays it faster.

Both decks go down at once. There are no turns.

Super Speed is a real-time card race. You and your opponent each deal four cards face up, and the moment they land, every matching rank on the table is live. Cover them. Whoever gets rid of their deck first wins.

The catch is where you put the card. Play onto your own pile and you just buy yourself a fresh top card — it comes back to you later. Play onto theirs and the card is gone for good, and they have to pick it up. That trade is the whole game.

ONE RANK AT A TIME The moment you cover a card you are committed to that rank, and every copy of it on the table has to be buried before you can touch anything else. Piles you are locked out of go dim. Choose badly and you spend cards you never get rid of.

READ THE OTHER SIDE Whatever your opponent has committed to is ringed in gold. Nothing else on the table is ever gold. Contest the rank they are chasing, or leave them to it and take the pair they are not allowed to touch.

RACE A FRIEND Send a challenge code. Your friend plays the identical shuffle against the identical opponent, and their pace runs live beside yours while you play — you can see the second you fall behind. Same conditions, no connection required, nothing between you and the clock.

FOUR OPPONENTS Easy is beatable while you are still learning the rules. Blur is barely human.

EIGHT DECKS Win games to unlock them — from the plain ivory Classic through synthwave Neon and art nouveau Forest to a hand-painted court of princesses, and a kennel and cattery full of dogs and cats. They are cosmetic. Nothing about a deck changes the race.

LEARN IT IN TWO MINUTES A guided tutorial walks through the rank lock, the dead board and the pick-up barrier — the three rules that make this different from every other speed card game.

NO BANNERS There is no banner ad anywhere. In a game decided by exactly where your finger lands, a permanent tap target on screen is not worth it. Ads run between games only, never during one.

Plays entirely offline. No account, no sign-in, nothing to set up.