Inter-demande

Objective of the Game
The aim of the game is to get rid of all your cards while respecting the rules of the game.

Preparation
Use a complete deck of cards including cards from Ace to 10, face cards (J, Q, K) and the two jokers.
Deal 4 cards to each player, starting with the last loser (or by drawing lots for the first game).
Place a card face up in the center to start the game.

Course of the Game
Turn of the Game: Each player, in turn, must play a card that corresponds either to the same suit (color) or to the same value as the card visible in the center. Jokers and 8s can be played regardless of the face up card.

Grouping of Cards: If a player plays a valid card, he can also play other cards of the same value in one go (for example, several 2s).

Special Cards:
Ace: Deprives as many following players as the number of Aces played.
2: Forces the next player to draw 2 cards for each 2 played and passes their turn.
10: Forces the next player to draw 4 cards for each 10 played.
Joker: Forces the next player to draw 5 cards for each Joker played.
8: Allows the player to choose the value of the next card to play, unless it is their winning card. The rule of playing several cards of the same value at once does not apply to 8, unless they are the last cards to win.
Draw: If a player cannot play a valid card, he must draw a card. If this card is still not playable, he passes his turn.

Victory Conditions
The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the game.
When a player has only one card left, he must report this to the other players.

Special Rules
Exhaustion of the Draw Pile: If the draw pile is exhausted, shuffle the cards already played to reform the draw pile, leaving the last card played as a reference.

Number of Players: The game is played between 2 or more players.