Two of Three
3-minute card duels from Russian folk tales: tell a tale at an outpost. No ads.
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- Free
- No ads
- No purchases
- 2 languages
- Age 9+
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Features
- 3 outposts, 6 turns, about 3 minutes
- Simultaneous turns, then cards are revealed
- 24 fairy-tale cards
- Bot, two players on one phone, and online
The Thrice-Nine Kingdom needs a storyteller! Two of Three is a fast card duel based on Russian folk tales, where the winner is whoever tells the finest tale.
Tell a tale, the game's big secret
Every card has a role: Hero, Helper or Villain. Bring a hero, a helper and a villain to one outpost and the tale is told: that outpost gets +4. Three outposts, three tales!
Gamayun the storyteller
The prophetic bird Gamayun narrates every battle in fairy-tale phrases and, at the end, retells your match as a tale in three parts.
The tale path, a 12-chapter campaign
Kolobok, the Swan Geese, Morozko, Sadko, Ilya Muromets, Koschei the Deathless… Every chapter has a master with their own voice. Wins unlock new cards (54 in all) and stars, and stars unlock card backs and battlefields: Khokhloma, Gzhel, Winter Tale, Sea Kingdom.
How to play
- A match is 6 turns, about three minutes. Take 2 of the 3 outposts.
- You and your rival play at the same time, then the cards flip over. Read their move and outwit them.
- Each of the 16 outposts has its own rule: in the Hut on Hen's Legs every card grows stronger, the Kalinov Bridge fits only two cards, and at the Milk River the LOWER power wins.
- Three magic wonders, each once per game: Seven-League Boots, the Sword Kladenets and the Self-Playing Gusli. Save them for the decisive turn!
Support
Questions, bugs or ideas? Write to us — we usually reply within 2 days.