Wupper – Trick-Taking Game

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About this game

Predict your tricks, play your cards wisely, and hit your bid.

Wupper is a tactical trick-taking card game where simply winning the most tricks is not enough. Before each round, you predict how many tricks you will take. Then every card and every decision matters: players who match their prediction as closely as possible earn the most points.

Plan your tricks, watch how the round develops, and decide whether you should take a trick or deliberately avoid it.

What Wupper offers:

• Tactical trick-taking gameplay with predictions and bids
• Easy-to-follow tutorial for new players
• Step-by-step explanations of the rules and controls
• AI opponents with multiple difficulty levels
• Different game variants and challenges
• Individually designed playing cards
• Game progress and settings saved locally
• No sign-up or user account required
• Fully playable offline

Easy to learn, challenging to master

The tutorial guides you through a sample game and explains predictions, tricks, card selection, and the special rule for the final bidder directly while you play. Even if you have never played this type of card game before, you can get started right away.

Experienced card game players can challenge stronger AI opponents and refine their strategy from round to round.

A classic prediction-based trick-taking concept

Wupper belongs to the family of trick-taking card games in which players predict how many tricks they expect to win before the round begins.

It is an independent digital implementation with its own visual design, tutorial, game variants, and computer opponents.

How accurately can you predict your tricks?

Play round after round, adapt your strategy, and try to match your prediction as closely as possible.
Tactical trick-taking card game with bids, AI opponents, and a tutorial.
Updated on
Sep 3, 2026

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What’s new


Improved AI opponents and optimized gameplay decisions. Hard and Very Hard difficulty levels have been significantly enhanced.