So far, I’ve been writing some reviews about tabletop games, including card games. A lot of tabletop games tend to offer their own customized components whether the pawn, dice, markers, boards or cards.
However, there is a part of the industry that will try to develop a game by utilizing a Standard Playing Card deck. The deck of cards that we can usually find when playing a game of Poker, Bridge, Hearts, Solitaire, Black Jack and many other. This deck of cards usually consists of 4 suits and each suit has 13 cards plus 2 Joker cards or so.
There is even a annual design contest on BGG to develop a new game that use this deck as the main component. Designers can still add other game pieces to play but the goal is so that other players can just try the game out using any Standard deck any people probably already have.
One of the winners of that contest from recent years was a game called Regicide. This one won the contest for the Best Cooperative game but also very popular as a solitaire game.
So, what is this Regicide game? How do we play Regicide? What else besides the Standard deck that we need to play the game?
Those are probably just a few questions that came to mind after hearing about the game. Well, in this article, I’m going to share my Regicide game review based on my experience on playing the game.
Hope this helps. Is Regicide the best way to play a game using Standard Playing Card Deck?









