Cardigarch - Steal from your friends. Stay friends.

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Cardigarch is a multiplayer property card game where your friends are your biggest rivals. Collect properties, build your empire, and bankrupt your opponents. Play with friends, jump into Quick Match, or compete in tournaments. With customizable rules, 22 map themes, achievements, leaderboards, solo bots, and secret roles, every game can play out differently. Easy to pick up, hard to put down. Just don't let a bad game ruin your friendships.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Aditya, and I made Cardigarch so my friends and I could keep playing cards together while I was away at college. It's a fast-paced property card game for 2–4 players that runs right in your browser. It started as a rules engine in the terminal and gradually grew into a full game. Here's what you can do: - Play multiplayer with friends, jump into Quick Match, or play solo against bots - Compete in tournaments for up to 16 players, with single elimination, double elimination, or groups followed by a knockout - Try Secret Roles, which give everyone a hidden ability or an alternate way to win - Mix things up with Spicy Mode, custom rules, and 22 map themes - Unlock achievements, climb leaderboards, and learn every card through an interactive tutorial A lot of work also went into the parts you don't immediately see: a rules engine written in Python, real-time multiplayer using Django Channels and Redis, a Next.js frontend, mobile layouts, sound, and all the little details that make a game feel good to play. You'll need to sign in with Google or Apple to play, since accounts let you keep track of friends, stats, and games in progress. If you'd rather try it first, there's a guided round you can play without signing in. It's free to play, with nothing to download. I'd love to hear what you think, especially about game balance, the bots, and anything that breaks. I'll be here all day replying to feedback! Curious how the game has evolved? I've been keeping a running changelog here: