Panda Spin

Panda Spin is an exciting climbing card game where players aim to be the first to get rid of their cards while collecting bamboo to keep pandas well - fed. It uses a special deck of 'double - headed' cards with orange animals on top initially. Each player gets a unique wind card with special playing conditions and eleven cards, leaving the rest in a deck. During the game, players can lay down cards as singles, sets, runs, or formations. The first player in a trick can lead any card except a bomb (four or more cards of the same value). Other players must play a higher matching set or pass. If you pass and all played cards have orange animals on top, flip them to change their values and gain benefits like getting bamboo tokens or stealing from opponents. When you play a wind card, draw two cards. The winner of a trick discards their played cards and leads the next one. When a player runs out of cards, they score bamboo based on the largest hand. The round ends when all but one player 'shows out'. A player wins when they have at least twenty bamboo by showing out.

How to play: First, distribute a wind card and eleven cards to each player. Start the game and take turns laying down cards as singles, sets, runs, or formations. The first player in a trick can lead any card except a bomb. If you can't play a higher matching set, you can pass. When passing, pay attention to the animals on the cards. If all are orange, flip them to change values and gain advantages. When playing a wind card, draw two cards. The winner of a trick always discards their played cards and starts the next one. Keep playing until a player runs out of cards. They'll score bamboo based on the largest hand. When all but one player runs out of cards, end the round, shuffle all cards, and deal new hands. A player wins when they reach at least twenty bamboo by showing out. Note: You can't lead with a bomb, but can play it on any card combination. When you have nineteen bamboo, playing wood and panda cards won't score you bamboo. Maintenance: Keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. Avoid bending or creasing the cards.