Category: BOARD GAMES
Blaze is based on the classic, world-known card game originating from Russia called Durak. In Blaze, the players try to get rid of their cards, but have to achieve this in an extremely clever and unusual way. The player whose turn it is plays together with the second next player, which leads to constantly changing alliances. In the end, the player who collects the most feathers wins.
The attack-and-defend mechanic keeps every round tense right up to the last card, way more cutthroat than the casual card games we usually play. We've gotten four people around the table easily, and nobody has wanted to stop after one game yet.
Taught my family Durak on a rainy weekend and now they beg for rematches. The attack-and-defend mechanic keeps every round tense right to the last card.
Taught my parents Durak over the holidays and we played six rounds straight, the "get rid of your cards first" tension never lets up. The attack-and-defend pacing keeps everyone leaning in, no downtime between turns.
