Letter guide · O

Card games that start with O

O has two childhood staples, Old Maid and Oh Hell!, plus the party favorite One Night Ultimate Werewolf and the historic Spanish game Ombre.

9 checked entries Named rule sources No copied rule text

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9 O card games, compared

Use the filters to separate quick fillers from longer strategy games, or standard-deck classics from games that need their own cards.

9 games found
O

#01

Odin

game database

A quick climbing game where you replace played cards with a higher combination of the same color or number.

2–6 players 15 minDedicated deck
climbingfiller
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#02

Oh Hell!

rules reference

Predict exactly how many tricks you will win, then navigate the hand to hit that bid.

3–8 players 30–60 minStandard deck
trick-takingprediction
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#03

Oh My Goods!

game database

Turn market cards into goods in a chain of medieval buildings, guessing which resources will appear.

2–4 players 30 minDedicated deck
engine-buildingpush-your-luck
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#04

Old Maid

rules reference

Make pairs and draw from neighbors while trying not to finish with the unmatched card.

2–8 players 10–20 minStandard deck
matchingfamily
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#05

Ombre

rules reference

A 17th-century Spanish trick game where one player takes on the other two; the source of many later games.

3 players 30–45 minStandard deck
trick-takinghistorical

Uses a 40-card pack. Pagat lists it as L’Hombre.

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#06

One Deck Dungeon

game database

A tiny roguelike: explore a dungeon deck, roll your hero’s dice into card challenges, and level up before the boss.

1–2 players 30–45 minDedicated deck
solocooperativedice

Uses dice alongside the cards.

Open game database
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#07

One Night Ultimate Werewolf

publisher

A single-night hidden-role game: role cards are viewed or swapped in the dark, then everyone votes.

3–10 players 10 minDedicated deck
hidden rolesparty
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#08

Onirim

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Escape a labyrinth of dreams by playing cards in color runs to find eight doors before the deck runs out.

1–2 players 15 minDedicated deck
solocooperative
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#09

Oriflamme

game database

Play cards face down in a shared line, then decide when to reveal them for attacks, assassinations, and plots.

3–5 players 15–30 minDedicated deck
bluffingtake-that
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Quick picks by situation

20 minutes or less

Odin · Old Maid · One Night Ultimate Werewolf · Onirim

Use a standard deck

Oh Hell! · Old Maid · Ombre

Good with exactly two

Odin · Oh My Goods! · Old Maid · One Deck Dungeon

Bigger groups (6+)

Odin · Oh Hell! · Old Maid · One Night Ultimate Werewolf

Editorial notes

What the O list includes—and what it doesn’t.

Are board games with cards included?

Only when cards carry the central play. A board game that merely uses event cards is not automatically treated as a card game.

Is the list complete?

It is deliberately curated, not a claim to every historical or regional title. We add games when the basic facts and a useful source can be checked.