Once hungry Kitty craved to eat, but sadly found no yummy meat, instead just found some weird spice, scoffed it down and paid the price. From prickling hot sensation came the grand idea for this sweet game.
In Sweet & Spicy, your cards are played facedown, so you can cheat when you announce your card. This clever card game isn’t just about bluffing, because you can almost always play a card that is at least half right if you cleverly play your hand.
It's a matter of tactically considering which card you can get away with: Do I play a "pepper 9" better than a "chili 10" or a suit joker than a "pepper 10"? Or should I pass, because I'm sure it will be noticeable that I've been thinking about it for so long?
