Love Letter (Arabic)

You are trying to get a letter to the princess through the people around her, and the whole game is a deck of about twenty cards numbered zero to nine. When one player is left or the deck runs out, the survivor or the highest card in hand takes a favour token; a set number wins. Each turn you draw a card so you hold two, then play one and do what it says: guess someone's card to knock them out, peek at a hand, or compare hands. This edition adds two characters and plays six. A round takes minutes and the rules fit on one card, so it works as a warm-up before a heavier game or the closer at the end of a night. This is the Arabic-language edition, with card text in Arabic, so it lands at a table where not everyone reads English.