Letter guide · V

Card games that start with V

V mixes two bluffing games—the Finnish Valepaska and the Russian Verish’ Ne Verish’—with trick games like Vint, Vira, and Vitou, plus Virus!, Valeria, and Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.

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9 V card games, compared

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9 games found
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#01

Valepaska

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A Finnish bluffing game: play cards face down, announce what they are, and pick up the pile if you are caught lying.

3–6 players 15–30 minStandard deck
bluffingshedding
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#02

Valeria: Card Kingdoms

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Roll dice each turn to activate citizens for everyone, then recruit more, slay monsters, and build domains.

1–5 players 30–45 minDedicated deck
engine-buildingdice
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#03

Vampire: The Eternal Struggle

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Direct a vampire faction through political deals, combat, and multiplayer influence.

4–5 players 90–150 minCollectible / constructed
negotiationdeck construction
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#04

Verish’ Ne Verish’

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The Russian version of Cheat—“trust, don’t trust”—where you shed cards face down and challenge suspicious claims.

2–6 players 10–20 minStandard deck
bluffingshedding
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#05

Village Green

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Arrange flowers and trees around your village green to satisfy changing award cards.

1–5 players 30 minDedicated deck
tableau-buildingspatial
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#06

Vint

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A Russian bridge-like partnership game with auction bidding and scoring for honors and tricks.

4 players 60–120 minStandard deck
trick-takingpartnership
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#07

Vira

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An elaborate Swedish three-player trick game where a lone player draws from the stock and picks from many contracts.

3 players 30–60 minStandard deck
trick-takingbidding
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#08

Virus!

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Build a healthy body of four organs while infecting your opponents and curing your own viruses.

2–6 players 20 minDedicated deck
take-thatfamily
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#09

Vitou

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A bluffing trick game from Nice, related to Truc, where tens and nines are the highest cards.

2–4 players 20–30 minStandard deck
bluffingtrick-taking

Uses a 32-card pack.

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Quick picks by situation

20 minutes or less

Verish’ Ne Verish’ · Virus!

Use a standard deck

Valepaska · Verish’ Ne Verish’ · Vint · Vira

Good with exactly two

Valeria: Card Kingdoms · Verish’ Ne Verish’ · Village Green · Virus!

Bigger groups (6+)

Valepaska · Verish’ Ne Verish’ · Virus!

Editorial notes

What the V 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.