Thrinta: The Game That Brings You Back

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Hi, we’re Thrinta, and our mission is to create games that you actually wanna play.
We play a ton of games and unfortunately, most of them end up on the shelf after five rounds.
We’re obsessed with spending quality time with PEOPLE.
So we set out to create a game that isn’t gonna collect dust 2 days after you buy it. A game that’s easy to learn, easy to bring to the table, and most importantly, feels like hanging out.
This is that game.

We scroll for “just five minutes,” and suddenly an hour’s gone. Our focus, our creativity, even our ability to just sit and think it’s all being hijacked. Looks like somebody is losing their attention...
Lucky for you we know where it goes and we will help you get it back

Thrinta was built around one simple idea, a game should challenge your brain, not compete against it. Instead of another app trying to capture your attention...Thrinta puts your attention back in your hands.

Thrinta is a fast, chaotic card game where your brain’s gonna be like, “wait, what just happened?”.
You and your friends take turns playing cards to build a pile of 30. Go over, and you are out. You can play number cards to increase the pile sum, or you can use some of our savage bonus cards to mess with your friends.(Technically, they do other things too)

As some of our playtesters mentioned, this game is Easy to learn, crazy unpredictable, and stupidly fun to replay. Basically, it’s the perfect mix of “I got this” and “why is this happening to me again?”

YOU DON’T NEED A DEGREE FOR THIS.

Take turns playing cards onto a shared pile. Number cards increase the pile total.
Special Bonus Cards change the game in unexpected ways.
If the total exceeds 30, the player who pushed it over takes the pile. It is as simple as that.

Thrinta is about timing, tactics, luck, and a little bit of chaos. One second you are winning, next round your friend hits you with a mirror (not a real one) and you have to pick up the whole pile.

Most games are either luck based or require complex rules. Thrinta sits in the middle. It rewards attention and memory while remaining accessible for families, children, and casual players.