SLYDR

SLYDR is an abstract, fast-paced card game built around numbers and tactical scoring. Players manipulate a shared grid of cards, trying to create clever combinations while disrupting opponents. You slide, move, and score, where every card placement reshapes the board and opens new opportunities.

Gameplay revolves around a central grid of cards that players expand and interact with. On your turn, you place a card from your hand next to existing cards in the grid, then score by forming either matching pairs or number sequences (runs). The cards you score grant points and sometimes trigger special actions like moving cards, swapping cards with the market, or interfering with opponents.

The game continues as players draw new cards, refill their hands, and keep building the grid (which can never exceed 4x4).

The game ends when the market can no longer be refilled (or when the stop card appears in a 2-player game). Players then total the points from their collected cards, including bonuses or penalties. The player with the highest score wins.

-description from the designer