Robotrick is a three‑player card game that throws a fourth participant into the mix: a robot named "Robo" acting as an artificial player. The deck consists of four suits numbered 1 to 13, with a designated trump suit that must be followed when possible. Each round is a trick, and as in any trick‑taking game, the highest card of the led suit or the trump wins the trick. The twist lies in Robo's behavior: it follows a preset program that decides whether it plays low or high cards when following suit. Depending on the active program, Robo can be a predictable opponent or a wild card that flips the table. Human players aim to capture up to three of the twelve tricks; winning four or more costs points, so the strategy focuses on controlling the pace and avoiding over‑winning. A typical game lasts about 30 minutes, has very light rules and a low complexity rating (about 2/5), making it perfect for fans of quick card games who also enjoy a dash of technological unpredictability. If you like trick‑taking, watching AI patterns, and carefully managing how many tricks you take, Robotrick offers a short, tense, and twist‑filled experience.