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Real-time card game
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a type of game where players play cards in a continuous, fast-paced manner without taking turns, and the gameplay occurs in real-time, requiring quick thinking and reaction to the changing game state
What is a "real-time card game"?
A real-time card game is a type of card game in which players do not take turns but instead play simultaneously or quickly, often requiring fast thinking and quick reactions. These games typically involve players trying to complete specific tasks, make matches, or win cards as fast as possible. An examples includes the game Spit, where both players play at the same time. Real-time card games often focus on speed and reflexes, making them exciting and fast-paced.
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In a real-time card game, players must act quickly and think fast to keep up with the action.
Unlike traditional card games, a real-time card game requires all players to play at the same time.
