KOHU
Dare to win. But not all at once!
Coming soonIn KOHU everybody plays at the same time. Each turn you secretly pick one of your four cards, then all cards are revealed together. The bolder your card, the more it pays, unless too many players dared the same thing.
Play against computer players on your own, with three difficulty levels. Playing with friends through Game Center is planned.
Ages 7 and up, about 5 minutes a game
Features
- Simultaneous choices: no waiting for your turn
- Computer players at Easy, Medium or Hard
- Four rounds of up to five turns, about five minutes
- English and French
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Questions
Can I play with friends online?
Invite-only play through Game Center is being prepared and is not available yet.
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How to play
Dare to win. But not all at once!
- 3 to 10 players
- Ages 7 and up
- 5 minutes

Goal
Everybody plays at the same time. Choose how much risk you take to win points.
The more daring you are, the more you can win. But if too many players take the same risk, they lose everything.
The cards
Each player has 4 cards:
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Prudent: +1 point Always works -
Audacious: +3 points Up to the limit -
Jackpot: +6 points No one else chooses it -
Sabotage: take 1 point Once per round

A turn
Choose one of your 4 cards in secret. Then everybody reveals at once.
You can play the same card turn after turn.
What happens?
Audacious
With 1 or 2 players, each wins 3 points. With 3 or more, all of them fail. From 7 players in the round, 3 can win; at 10, 4.
Jackpot
Alone, you win 6 points. With 2 or more, all of them fail.
Sabotage
Each player who chose Prudent loses 1 point of the round. You win those points. Play it once per round.
A failed card loses all the points in your pot, and you leave the round. Points secured earlier are safe.

Rounds and winning
Everybody reveals at once. Say 4 players choose 2 Jackpots, 1 Audacious, 1 Prudent. Both Jackpots fail and lose their pot, the round’s points. The others win 3 and 1.
If your card fails, wait for the next round. A round ends after turn 5, or when 1 player or fewer is left. Players still in secure their pots.
Secured points are safe. After 4 rounds, the highest score wins. A tie means a shared win.