Stack or Stuck

Players each are dealt 10-12 face-down cards as their respective USE piles. Cards not dealt form a face-down Draw deck. The face of a card is red, yellow, blue, or green. Four face-up piles --- one for each color --- will be created as a play area next to the Draw deck. Players draw five cards from their USE decks to start the game, and they take turns shedding as many cards from their hands as possible. Each card contains a statement about what is visible in the play area. For example, a card may say, "The number of green cards is equal to the number of cards of another color." If the statement is true, the player plays the card from their hand to the pile of the same color. The player continues to play cards from their hand to the play area until no card in their hand displays a true statement. Unplayed cards go into the players STUCK pile and are replenished from the Draw deck. The player draws additional cards from their USE pile if necessary to bring their hand count up to five. The round ends when one player's USE pile is depleted. All cards remaining in players' hands and USE piles are added to the players' respective STUCK piles and scored as one point each. Start another round and play until a player reaches 100 points, at which time the player with the fewest points wins.