Go! Go! Go!

Go! Go! Go!
ID #	108
World	Tyrannia
Category	Card, Most Challanging, Strategy
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Go! Go! Go! is a Card Game released on April 11, 2001. Cost to play is 50 Neopoints. The goal of the game is to clear your cards before the opponents.

How to play

To begin the game, each player is dealt 9 cards. Three cards in your hand, 3 cards in your Face Ups and 3 cards in your Face Downs. The remaining cards are placed in the Draw Pile.

On your turn, you must play a card that is equal to or higher than the card that is on top of the Stack Pile. You may play multiple cards during your turn, but only if the card ranks match (ie: you can play 3 sixes). You must have at least 3 cards in your hand at all times as long as there are cards in the Draw Pile. If you play 2 fives on one play, then you are given 2 cards from the Draw Pile so that you have 3 cards in your hand. This continues as long as there are cards to draw from. Once the Draw Pile is empty, play continues as normal except that you do not have to draw any cards after your play. If it is your turn and you can not make a legal play, then you must pick up all of the cards in the Stack Pile and the turn moves to the next player.

You can not play from your Face Up cards until the Draw Pile is empty and you have played all of the cards in your hand. Once you have reached this point, you may play a card from your Face Up cards. All of the same game rules still apply, although you can only play one card at a time from your Face Up and Face Down cards. If it is your turn and you can not make a play from your Face Up cards, then the lowest card in your Face Ups is placed on the Stack Pile and the Stack Pile is then given to you. If this happens, you will not be able to play from your Face Ups again until you have finished playing the cards that are now in your hand.

Once you have finally played all of your Face Up cards, you can begin to play from your Face Downs. The tricky part is that you do not get to see what the card is. You have to blindly play the card and hope that it is a legal play. If the card that you pick is not a legal play, then you have to pick up the entire Stack Pile and begin playing from your hand again. You can not begin playing from your Face Downs until you have finished playing all of the cards that are now in your hand!

The game continues until there is only one player left with cards in their hand. They are the loser. If that happens to be you, then you do not win anything! If you are lucky enough to get rid of your cards before all of the other players in that round, then you not only win some Neopoints, but you also get to advance to the next round of players. If you are only able to beat one or two of the players in a round, then you do not get to advance to the next round since you did not actually beat all of the players, but you will still get Neopoints for winning.

There are a few special moves and cards that you must know about before playing.

• Clearing The Pile: If you are able to play 4 cards of the same rank, then the Stack Pile is cleared and you get to have another turn. The same applies if you complete a set that is on top of the Stack Pile. For instance, if the top 2 cards on the Stack Pile are sevens, and you play 2 sevens on top of those, then the Stack Pile is cleared and you get another go!
• Two's are wild cards, and can be played on top of any other card EXCEPT for a three!
• If a Three is the top card, then the next player must play an odd valued card (3, 5, 7, 9, Jack or King).
• If a Four is the top card, then the next player must play an even valued card (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, Queen or Ace).
• If a Ten is played, then the Stack Pile is cleared and you get to go again!

Your Opponents

	Bacheek	Bacheek move stones... Bacheek no understand card game well. Bacheek lose lots.
	Myncha	Myncha was one of the first to venture northwards to the Volcano, and it was here he saw a group of prehistoric Scorchio's playing Go! Go! Go! He watched quietly, and then told all his friends about this great new game - and they have been playing it ever since!
	Tekeli-Li	Tekeli-li is a Master of Spells and Potions, watch him very closely as he has been known to use the odd little bit of magic when things aren't going his way.
	Plesio	Plesio loved the game as soon as Myncha told him about it. After hours of practice, he has now become pretty good.
	Sargug	Sargug loves to play GoGoGo, but gets very angry when he is beaten. Don't sit too close to him as that big club can punch a hefty whack :)
	Uggsul	Uggsul divides her day between playing GoGoGo and grooming her long tresses. Being fabulously wealthy she doesn't play cards for the money. She wants to be the GoGoGo Champion to show off to Princess Fernypoo and stop the spoilt little Acara boasting about her Cheat games.
	Sabre-X	When Sabre-X isn't supervising the Giant Omelette or having council meetings he likes to unwind with a game of GoGoGo. This master of strategy has a plan for almost every eventuality and is very hard to surprise.
	Grarrg	The Tyrannian Battle Master is a truly fearsome opponent. He is a mean card player that will try every trick in the book, and he is rarely beaten.
	Uggaroo	This crafty gambler has earned so much money via his Switcharoo game that he invested in a professional Go! Go! Go! course (it cost him tens of thousands!). Aiming to keep up his reputation as the best gambler in Tyrannia, he will be hard to beat.
	Kyruggi	Kyruggi didn't get to be Grand Elder for nothing. Do not under-estimate this little girl, she has played more games of GoGoGo than most Neopets have had hot soups. You will have to try very hard to have the slightest chance of beating Kyruggi.

External links

• Game Link: Go! Go! Go! (Alternate)