Grass is a card game that takes its cue from the French classic Mille Bornes, but swaps road trips for a shady drug trade. Players become weed dealers, drawing cards that represent drug deals of various monetary values and cards that let them sabotage opponents. The goal is to stash $250,000 in successful deals; the first to do so wins. The gameplay hinges on two core mechanics – hand management and take‑that – requiring you to time your profit cards while disrupting rivals' plans. A typical round lasts about an hour and the game’s low complexity (1.5/5 weight) makes it accessible to newcomers. It supports 2‑6 players, so you can play a tight duel or a chaotic free‑for‑all. Components are straightforward: a deck of colorful, well‑illustrated cards, no board or tokens needed. While the theme is adult‑oriented, the tone stays tongue‑in‑cheek, keeping the atmosphere light. If you enjoy economical games that blend simple strategy with a dash of friendly cheating, Grass offers a fun, memorable experience, especially when blocking an opponent’s final million triggers a burst of laughter.