&quot;Dragon and Tiger Party&quot; is a turn-based strategy card game with &quot;Dragon&quot; &amp; &quot;Tiger&quot; camps, supporting single-player (vs AI) &amp; two-player (vs player) modes—flip cards to fix your camp, move strategically, battle with card number restraint, aiming to eliminate opponent’s cards or draw.

Hello, players! &quot;Dragon and Tiger Party&quot; is an extremely easy-to-play turn-based card game featuring a battle between the &quot;Dragon&quot; and &quot;Tiger&quot; camps. You can play against the AI alone or team up with another player for a two-player match. Each game lasts 5 to 10 minutes, offering both ease and strategic depth.     The game board is a 4x4 grid with a total of 16 cards - 8 for the Dragon camp and 8 for the Tiger camp. Each card has a number from 1 to 8. The number rules are unique: 1 is the highest and 8 is the lowest. A higher number can &quot;eat&quot; a lower number, but 8 can counter 1. For example, an 8 Dragon card beats a 1 Tiger card, and a 2 Dragon card beats an 8 Tiger card. If the numbers are the same, both cards disappear.     At the start, all cards are face down. Revealing a card determines which camp you control:Single-player: The first card you reveal, whether it's a Dragon or Tiger, is the camp you control, and the AI controls the other camp.     Two-player: Player 1 reveals first, and the camp they reveal becomes theirs. Player 2 automatically controls the opposite camp. Once revealed, the cards are fixed to their respective players and cannot be moved by the other player.     During your turn, the operation is very simple: Click on a card from your camp, and four direction keys will pop up. Click a direction to move the card to an empty space. If you move towards an opponent's card, a battle will automatically occur - the winner is determined by the rule &quot;1&gt;2&gt;...&gt;8, 8&gt;1&quot;. The winner takes the opponent's space, while the loser's card disappears. In case of a tie, both cards are removed. If you don't want to move, click &quot;Skip&quot; to pass your turn and let the opponent (AI or another player) take their turn.     In single-player mode, the AI is very smart: it targets your strong cards, avoids danger in advance, and blocks your path. In two-player mode, it's all about luck and strategy between the two players, with no AI interference, making it very fair!    When all cards are revealed, the winner is determined: If all of the opponent's cards are gone, you win. If both sides have no cards left, it's a draw. After the game, the result will be displayed at the top of the screen (e.g., &quot;Game Over - Player1 Wins!&quot;). Click &quot;Restart&quot; to start a new game. Additionally, in two-player mode, Player 1's turn is indicated in red and Player 2's in blue, making it easy to tell whose turn it is. There are also battle animations and sound effects, making the game very immersive!

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