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5 ALIVE - Family Card Game

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Keep the count under 21 and fight to keep your five lives intact! In 5 Alive, players face off in an electrifying, fast-paced card battle where every play could cost a life. Take turns adding numbered cards to a shared running total, using wild cards, resets, and skips to keep the total from exceeding 21. Push the count over the limit and you flip an Alive card face down—protect your hand, outlast your rivals, and be the last player standing to claim victory!

👥 2–6 Players ⏱️ 15–25 Mins 🎯 Age 8+ 🧠 Running Total (Keep Under 21) • Hand Management • Last-Player-Standing Party Game
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Why 5 Alive Belongs on Your Table
  • The Tense 21-Count Ceiling: Every card played adds directly to a shared community tally; once the count creeps past 18, 19, or 20, table anxiety spikes as players scramble to avoid being the one forced to bust.
  • Five-Life Survival Dynamic: Each player monitors their own 5 double-sided Alive cards; busting the 21-count forces you to flip a life card, creating an escalating battle of survival where staying alive is the only metric that matters.
  • High-Impact Wild Cards: Turn the tables instantly with tactical action cards like Reset to 0, Pass, Reverse, Draw 1/Draw 2, and the brutal Instant 21 card that corners the very next player.
  • Instant Setup & Rapid Play: Shuffles up in seconds with no complicated scoring pads required, making it an addictive travel companion, family game night staple, or lively party warm-up.
What's Inside the Box

108 Custom Playing Cards (Numbered Build Cards 0–7, Special Wild Action Cards, and Player Alive Tracking Cards) • Illustrated Quick-Start Rule Sheet.

Price
₹ 149.00 ₹ 149.00
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