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About King's Cup
King's Cup is an online drinking game for playing with friends. Players draw cards from a circle and place them face up on the cup in the center; each card prompts an action for the player who drew it or for everyone. The game recommends at least three players.
Card rules
The game includes Standard and Birthday Bash rulesets, and you can create your own rules with the rules editor. In Standard, the cards assign these actions:
- Ace — Waterfall: Everyone drinks in turn, starting with the player who drew the card. Each player can stop only after the player before them stops.
- 2 — You: The player who drew the card chooses someone to drink.
- 3 — Me: The player who drew the card drinks.
- 4 — Ladies: All ladies drink.
- 5 — Thumb Master: The player who drew the card becomes Thumb Master. When they press T or right-click, their cursor becomes a thumbs-up; everyone responds, and the last to do so drinks.
- 6 — Lords: All lords drink.
- 7 — Heaven: Everyone presses W or the Up Arrow to point toward heaven. The last to respond drinks.
- 8 — Date: The player who drew the card chooses a date. Whenever either of them drinks, both drink.
- 9 — Rhyme: The player who drew the card says a word, then players take turns saying rhyming words until someone runs out of ideas.
- 10 — Categories: The player who drew the card names a category and gives the first example. Players continue naming items in it until someone cannot think of another.
- Jack — Make a Rule: The player who drew the card creates a table rule. Anyone who breaks it drinks.
- Queen — Question Master: The player who drew the card becomes Question Master. Anyone who answers one of their questions drinks.
- King — Viking King: The player who drew the card becomes Viking King and can summon everyone to row at any time. Players take turns pressing A and D to row, and the last to finish drinks.
Birthday Bash rules
Birthday Bash adds confetti and birthday-cake effects to the game, with a celebratory version of each card's rules:
- Ace — Waterfall: Everyone drinks in turn, starting with the birthday celebrant. Each player can stop only after the player before them stops.
- 2 — You: Choose someone to drink.
- 3 — Me: The player who drew the card drinks.
- 4 — Ladies: All ladies drink.
- 5 — Party Master: The player who drew the card becomes Party Master. When they press T or right-click, their cursor becomes a confetti icon; everyone responds, and the last to join the celebration drinks.
- 6 — Lords: All lords drink.
- 7 — Heaven: Everyone presses W or the Up Arrow, and the last to respond drinks. Birthday-cake effects replace the up arrow used in the Standard ruleset.
- 8 — Date: Choose a date. Whenever either of you drinks, both drink.
- 9 — Rhyme: Say a word, then take turns giving rhyming words until someone runs out of ideas.
- 10 — Categories: Name a category and give the first example. Players take turns naming items until someone cannot name another.
- Jack — Make a Rule: Create a party rule. Anyone who breaks it drinks.
- Queen — Question Master: Anyone who answers the Question Master's questions drinks.
- King — Birthday Lord or Lady: The Birthday Lord or Lady drinks.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for King's Cup is $4.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for King's Cup are: Windows 10, 4 GB RAM, 1 GB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. King's Cup is multiplayer only. It supports online PvP.
Yes. King's Cup is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.
Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.











