Hanabi

Shuffle the deck of 50 cards (5 colors: red, blue, green, yellow, white, each with numbers 1-5, and multiple copies). Deal 4 cards to each player (2-3 players) or 5 cards (4-5 players). Players hold their cards facing outward (so they cannot see their own cards, but others can). Place the 5 fuse tokens and 8 clue tokens.

1. On your turn, you must take one action: give a clue (spend 1 clue token), discard a card (gain 1 clue token), or play a card (try to add it to the fireworks).
2. Clue: tell another player either all cards of a specific number (e.g., 'You have three 2s') or all cards of a specific color (e.g., 'You have two blue cards').
3. Play a card: place it face-up on the table. If it's the next number in that color's firework (starting at 1), it's successful. If not, it's a mistake (lose 1 fuse token).
4. Discard a card: place it in the discard pile and draw a new card. Gain 1 clue token.
5. When a color's firework reaches 5, that color is complete (and you gain a clue token).
6. The game ends when the deck runs out, the fuse runs out (5 mistakes), or players choose to end.
7. Players can talk but cannot say exactly what is in their hand (must use clues).

Score 1 point for each card successfully played on a firework (max 25 points, 5 per color). The team's score is the total. Fuse tokens lost reduce the score? No, fuse ends the game. The team wins if they get 25 points. Otherwise, they lose.

Hanabi Deluxe has tiles instead of cards. Hanabi: The Card Game has different art.