Set your format and best-of once, then track two to four players on numbers big enough to read from the other side of the table — with every card, keyword and official ruling one tap away.
Open it →Players, format — Core, Infinity, Coconut, or your own custom lore total — casual or tournament, and one game, best of three, or a custom-length series. Save it as your default and it's already right next time.
Huge numbers, huge buttons, and the far seat rotated 180° so the person across from you reads it the right way up. Rename anybody by tapping their name. Goes full screen.
Press 🖐 JUDGE and the score locks — nobody nudges a total while a rules question is open. A timer counts up while you're in there, and closing it back out offers a time-extension reminder if the ruling ran long. Casual games only — at a tournament, it tells you to call an actual judge instead.
Search any card by name and read its text with every keyword on it turned into a button: tap Ward, Shift or Resist and get the rule.
Cards show Ravensburger's own published rulings where they exist, attributed to the set release notes they came from.
Or browse the arguments people actually stop the game over — timing, end-of-turn effects, challenging, singing, and what to do when something went wrong.
Win a game and the screen throws fish while it logs exactly which game you won — no re-asking best-of-three every single game. Decide the match and it hands you off to Play Hub to report the result.
Playing with Donald Duck – Flustered Sorcerer in the mix? Flag who's got it in Settings and their opponent's win total jumps to 25 until you press the button for when the duck's gone.
Give each seat its own colour — pick from the palette, go random, blue striped fish, or Chaos, which fades to a new colour on every prime-numbered second and throws a burst of fish every time someone taps plus or minus.
Add it to your home screen as its own app, with its own icon, separate from the rest of Ready Set Ink.