Animal Quartet LIVE - Cards

Four cards make a family. One good question brings you closer: collect matching animal cards into complete quartets and see who gathers the most. Animal Quartet LIVE brings classic set collection to two ways of playing: join other players online or play offline against bots. Online play requires an internet connection. HOW TO PLAY All 32 cards are dealt across three or four seats. There is no draw pile. Choose an opponent and ask for a missing card from an animal family you already hold at least one card from. If that player has the card, you receive it and keep your turn. If they do not, the player you asked takes the turn. Once you hold all four members of a family, your quartet is laid down. The match ends when all eight quartets are complete. Whoever collects the most wins. Tied players share the win. EVERY QUESTION REVEALS A CLUE Remember what the others ask for. Which family are they collecting? Who might hold the card you need? Combine those clues with your hand to choose your next question. CHOOSE THE CARD YOU NEED The card selection shows the missing members you can ask for. Pick an opponent, a family and the card you want. A successful ask keeps your turn going and can bring you closer to another quartet. 32 ANIMAL CARDS, EIGHT QUARTETS Each family has four members. Animal illustrations carry you from the first question to a completed set. The game revolves around collecting families and working out who holds each missing card. ONLINE OR AGAINST BOTS Play online with other players or choose an offline match against computer opponents. Both ways of playing share the same core: ask, remember the clues and bring complete animal families together. THE MOMENT IT ALL FITS The fourth card turns separate animals into a quartet. Keep collecting and watch the other players: the winner is the one with the most complete families at the end. READ THE FAMILY AND MEMBER Cards in a family share a number and use different letters from A to D. A quartet contains all four members. The number identifies the family; the letter identifies the missing member. Use both when planning which card could complete your next quartet. TURN A CARD INTO A QUESTION Suppose you hold a card from family 5. You can ask an opponent for a missing member of that family. You cannot request a card you already own. Building a quartet means bringing the different members together, rather than collecting copies of the same animal. FOLLOW THE CARD AFTER EACH ASK When an ask succeeds, the card moves to your hand and you can ask again. Check what is still missing from your quartet before choosing the next question. When the fourth member arrives, the quartet is laid down automatically and those cards leave your hand. REMEMBER WHO HAD WHAT Keep track of the player you asked, the card you named and whether the request worked. Cards may change hands later. To plan your next quartet, combine an earlier answer with the transfers you have seen since then. Memory supports your next choice; it does not reveal hidden cards. RECOGNIZE THE ANIMAL FAMILIES BIRD, INSECT, OCEAN, JUNGLE and PET are some of the family labels on the cards. A quartet pairs matching family numbers with four different members. Look at the animal picture as well as its number and letter to distinguish the card you need for your quartet. PLAY THROUGH THE LAST QUARTET Completing one family does not finish the match. Play continues until all eight sets are complete. The result compares the complete families each player collected. If several players share the highest total, they share the win. One quartet can change that final comparison. AT A GLANCE - A set-collection card game with 32 animal cards - Eight families with four members each - Three or four seats per match - Online play with other players - Offline play against bots - Matches decided by collected quartets Collect four. Complete a quartet. Plan your next question.

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