Go! Go! Go!

Go! Go! Go! is a fun card game. Although it is not extremely difficult to learn, it can be a tricky game to master because it involves skill and luck.

Instructions

At the beginning of the round when you press "Go! Go! Go!", you get 9 cards: three "In Hand" cards, three "Face Up" cards and three "Face Down" cards, as shown in the image below.

To play, you must place a card from your hand that is equal to or greater than the current number, Aces being high. For example, if the current card is a 9, you can play a 9, 10, J, Q, K, or Ace on top of it. If you have more than one card of that type, you can play them all at the same time; so you could place two Jacks down at the same time or three Kings etc.

Special Rules

• You may place a two over any card other than a three.
• If the current card is a three, you can only play odd-numbered cards (3, 5, 7, 9, Jack, King).
• If the current card is a four, you can only play even-numbered cards (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, Queen, Ace).
• If you place a ten on the stack, the pile clears (all the cards disappear). You can then take another turn, and place any card you wish.
• If you complete a set (e.g. put down two kings when the last two cards were also kings), the pile clears and you get another turn.

If you cannot make a legal move, you must add all the cards in the stack pile to your hand. After you have played your card(s), if you have less than three cards left, you will get another card from the "Draw" stack, unless the draw pile is empty. Then your opponents take their turns; all you need to do while they do this is watch what they play and click "Continue" until it's your turn again.

Face Ups

Once you get rid of all the cards in your hand, you are able to play your face up cards. The face up cards work the same way, except that you may only play one card per turn. If you are unable to move, you will play your lowest-numbered card and pick up the pile (including the lowest-numbered card you just played) into your hand.

Face Downs

After you have gotten rid of your Face Ups and your hand, you may play the face down cards. The face downs are really tricky, because you are unable to see what card you play, and if it happens to be an illegal move, you have to pick up the entire pile!

Rounds

You win a round if you are the first to play every card in your hand, Face Ups, and Face Downs. You will also be able to advance to the next round, where you will face harder opponents. Upon winning certain rounds, you will also win a trophy.

If you have played every card but you are not the first to do so, you will win some Neopoints but will not get a trophy and won't advance to the next round.

Trophies

In this game you are able to win trophies without having a high score! To win a trophy, you must win the following rounds:

Level 2

Level 5

Level 8

Tips

Here are some tips for winning that trophy!

• Save your 2's until you really need to use them.
• Use 10's if there are a lot of cards in the pile.
• If an opponent is about to win, play higher cards to reduce their chance of winning.
• Play your 3's or 4's if you are able to, as they are the hardest to play because they are low-numbered.
• Aces are also useful, as they can be played over anything but a 3.

This game guide was written by: 1337