TRIGGER DRAW

Take aim. Draw with a bullet.

Classic Old Maid meets revolvers and abilities.

TRIGGER DRAW is a competitive card game for up to 4 players where you shoot your opponent’s cards to draw them.

Make pairs, clear your hand, and avoid being the last player holding the Joker. But at this table, your opponent won’t just sit still and let you choose.

Move your cards, bait their aim, and pass off the Joker.

Luck, mind games, and a split-second shot decide the outcome.

You aim. They move.

On your turn, aim at your opponent’s face-down cards and fire. The card you hit joins your hand.

When it’s their turn to draw from you, move your cards to throw off their aim.

Is that card slipping away because it’s safe—or because they want you to chase it?

Miss your shot, and your opponent chooses which card to give you.

One missed shot could land you the Joker.

Aim for precision—or keep them guessing.

Aim down sights for an accurate shot, but reveal exactly where you’re aiming.

Fire from the hip to make your aim harder to read, at the cost of accuracy.

Take your time and bait a reaction.

Pull the trigger before they figure out your target.

Even how you shoot becomes part of the mind game.

Turn the tables with abilities.

Match a pair of ability cards to earn an ability.

Peek at an opponent’s card, freeze their cards in place, swap entire hands, or gather everyone’s cards and deal them all again.

Play your trump card now, or save it for the perfect moment?

Hand size alone won’t tell you who’s going to win.

Dodge the Joker—or fight to keep it?

• Old Maid: The last player holding the Joker loses. Familiar rules, with guns and mind games in the mix.

• Reverse Old Maid: The last player holding the Joker wins. The card you wanted to get rid of becomes the one everyone wants.

• Hidden Old Maid: No Joker. One card is removed face down at the start, leaving everyone guessing which card will be left unmatched.

You can also play with Classic rules, without guns or abilities.

With friends, online, or on your own.

• Online matches for up to 4 players: Challenge friends in private matches or jump into random matchmaking.

• Single-player matches against the CPU: Play at your own pace against 1–3 CPU opponents.

• Mask painting: Draw freely on your mask and bring your own unique look to the table.

That move might be a trap.

Read your opponent. Pull the trigger.