Vice Versa

Vice Versa is a strategic card-stacking game you can play solo or cooperate online with up to five players. You try to play your entire deck onto ascending and descending stacks before you run out of legal moves. Each turn, you must make plays that keep the run going while accounting for how your choices affect the other players.

Colors mode

Colors uses cards numbered 1 through 10 in four colors. You place them on rising and falling stacks, and matching a stack’s color resets it, letting you bend the numbering rules. Each player holds two cards, or four in solo play, and must play at least one card per turn. Smart resets can keep the run alive, but every decision affects the group.

Tens mode

Tens uses 100 cards and four stacks: two ascending and two descending. Each player holds four cards and must play at least two cards per turn. You can reset a stack by jumping exactly ten numbers up or down, creating opportunities to reverse the direction of play as well as new risks. The mode calls for coordination and precise planning.

Play together

You can play alone or cooperate with friends. The group works to empty the final hand before the deck ends the run, using resets and coordination to manage difficult draws and limited legal moves.