The super easy introduction to trick-taking games. Cards of different sizes make the trick-taking principle intuitive and easy to understand: Try to take as many tricks as possible by playing the highest card. But be careful! Some tricks are not worth taking. If an ant has been revealed and you take the trick, it simply steals a point from you. This trick-taking game requires careful thought, but a pinch of luck is also needed.
Your goal is to have the most stars. Before each round, you reveal a sugar chip and see what you can win this time: one star, two stars, or a nasty ant that might steal a sugar chip from you if you already have one. To win stars, you collect candies. The color of the first candy you play must be kept. Unless you don't have that candy color in your hand, then you can play a card that seems unimportant to you, or you can play a Munchie Monster! The Munchie Monster is a trump card that grabs the cards and is always bigger than the other candies.