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Our Verdict
Fans of quick card games with a dash of luck will love 11 Nimmt!.
Highlights
- Simple gameplay
- Fast decisions
- Great for small groups
- Easy rules to learn
Keep in mind
- 10‑point limit
- Not deep strategy
- Luck‑dependent
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11 Nimmt! is the streamlined cousin of the 6 Nimmt! family, but it still delivers a solid mix of strategy and luck. The deck contains 100 numbered cards from 1 to 100, each with a certain number of bullheads that count as negative points. At the start of each round every player is dealt ten cards, and the goal is to discard all of them before the others. Play revolves around a single discard pile: when you play a card it must be higher than the top card but no more than ten points higher. If you can’t play a card within that range, or you choose not to, you must pick up the entire pile, which hands you bullheads. After picking up, you open two new piles by revealing the top card of each, and the number of piles grows as the game progresses. Whenever you take a pile with more than three cards you earn a bull card, which lets you play an extra card on each turn, provided all cards you play stay within the same ten‑point window. The player who clears their hand scores zero points, while the rest accumulate bullhead points. Games last about thirty minutes and work well for 2 to 7 players. The hand‑management mechanic forces tactical decisions about when to play or hold cards, while the simple rules make it accessible to both kids and adults. If you enjoy fast card games that blend quick decision‑making with a touch of chance, 11 Nimmt! will surprise you with its light strategy and tense moments.
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Publisher
AMIGO, 999 Games, asmodee, Fractal Juegos, G3, Mercurio, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer
Wolfgang Kramer
Artist
Oliver Freudenreich
How many players can play?
2 to 7 players.
What is the typical game length?
About 30 minutes.
How complex is the game?
Simple mechanics with quick decisions; great for beginners and kids.
What components are included?
A deck of 100 numbered cards, each with bullheads.
Who is the target audience?
People who enjoy fast card games with a touch of luck.
Does it have expansions?
No official expansions.
Can it be played online?
Yes, digital versions exist on BrettspielWelt and other platforms.