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Alien Hunt

Blind attacks like Battleship. Distance clues like reverse Minesweeper. Pick the card, swap the aim, scan the dark, heal the wound. Read the board quick, yesterday’s clue may not survive next turn.

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Alien Hunt

Alien Hunt is a tactical card game where the enemy starts invisible.

Each hunt takes place on a 7×7 grid. Aliens are hiding somewhere under it.

You attack with cards. Some cut lines. Some split the board. Some cards are strong enough to rewrite the hunt.

Hitting a creature exposes it.

Missing reveals the distance to the nearest alien.

That number is the clue. Sometimes it's the last thing keeping you in the game.

Read the grid. Spend your shots carefully. Turn bad guesses into useful information.

The aliens do not stay still.

They heal. They move. They break the rules.

So do you.

If you like

  • Reverse Minesweeper logic

  • Tactical card attacks

  • Piecing hidden information together

  • Short, tense runs

Track what you cannot see.