Yeah, I know what you mean about the blinking numbers, but you get used to it after a while. In the earlier stages used the standard 8×8 font for it and it was very hard to see what the bonus was at a glance. The bigger fonts do work better, though making them just a little less intrusive might be nice.

I wasn’t really planning on adding any kind of multiplayer; feel free to try so make something of it. IIRC, for the original card game, scoring went along what you suggested: the first one to see a set gets the point(s). That would probably work well for console multiplayer as well (with penalties on wrong guesses, of course).

Merry christmas.

Merry Christmas too

I really need to get better at this game.

Also, to numbers counting down at the top are sort of distracting. I had to cover them with my hand in order to think clearly.

I want to play this with people coming up, I have an idea for playing multiplayer. Instead of a countdown, increment one of 4 scores. So after each set is found, I would just tap 1, 2, 3, or 4 to give the point to that player. Ideally we would place the DS on a table and when someone sees a set they would call it out. This is similar to how we played it in class.

I might try poking around to add that to the game if I get some spare time (and if you don’t mind, of course).