Gold Hunting

Gold Hunting is a tense two-player deduction and bluffing game where each player secretly arranges four gold pylons composed of varying-sized nugget pieces. At the start, players place hidden stacks containing 3-piece, 2-piece, and single-piece gold nuggets. On each turn, you must select an opponent’s pylon and guess how many connected pieces are on top. A correct guess rewards you with that nugget, adding value to your hoard; an incorrect guess forces the nugget to be discarded, increasing stakes and tension. As pylons empty or nuggets are claimed or discarded, players must adapt their strategy, remembering prior reveals and anticipating opponent placement choices. The gameplay encourages memory, inference, and psychological tactics, as bluffing and misdirection can lead to greater rewards or costly mistakes. The round ends when all nuggets have been claimed or discarded; the player with the most collected gold wins. With simple rules but deep strategic layers, Gold Hunting offers high replayability and intense head-to-head competition.