Play Kings Cup with a virtual card deck and rule display. Standard rules with all 13 card meanings — perfect for parties.
Kings Cup (also known as Ring of Fire) is a popular card-based party game where each card in the deck has an associated rule. Players take turns drawing cards and following the rule — for example, 2 means you pick someone to take the penalty, 7 means everyone points to heaven and the last one takes the penalty, and Kings go into the forfeit pile (the player who draws the fourth King does all the forfeits).
This digital version eliminates the need for a physical deck of cards and displays the rules for each card on screen, which is perfect for groups where not everyone knows the rules by heart. It tracks which cards have been drawn and when the Kings Cup is triggered.
Each card has a rule: Ace=Waterfall, 2=You choose, 3=Me, and so on through King=Add to the forfeit pile. Fourth King does all the forfeits.
Yes, with Premium — an inline rule editor lets you rewrite any card's rule text, and your edits are used both in the pre-game reference and during actual gameplay, not just the reference list.
Yes, with Premium — a Quick Game mode swaps the standard 52-card deck for a 16-card deck (Aces, Jacks, Queens and Kings only across all four suits), finishing the game in a fraction of the time.