Fanboul

Fanboul is a casual card-based game where players build a continuous performance by connecting tricks in the correct order. Each card represents a clumsy athletic move with a starting pose, ending pose, and performer. Fanboul combines simple card selection, sequence planning, and alternating performers in a self-contained gameplay experience. Build a Continuous Performance Each performance begins with a starting pose and a selected performer. Players choose cards from three stacks and connect each trick to the previous one. The starting pose of the next card must match the current pose, while the performer must alternate between the two athletes. Fanboul turns these simple rules into a compact puzzle where every card choice affects the next available moves. Manage Three Card Stacks The game uses three stacks with visible top cards. Each card shows the athlete, starting pose, ending pose, and the name of the trick. When a card is performed, it becomes part of the growing sequence and the next card from its stack is revealed. Fanboul allows players to consider several possible moves and decide which card should be used next. Use Replacements Carefully Not every available card will match the current pose and performer. Players can use a replacement to move the top card of a stack to the bottom and reveal another option. A stack containing only one card cannot be replaced. Fanboul adds a planning element by making the number of available replacements limited. Complete Each Performance A performance is completed after all cards have been successfully connected. If no suitable card is available, players can use a replacement when possible. When the available options are exhausted, the game can show a dead-end state and provide options to undo the previous move or restart the current layout. Fanboul records the progress of each attempt locally. Review Results After an attempt, players can review the completed sequence, used replacements, undos, and performed tricks. Fanboul also includes a local results journal where completed attempts can be reviewed by date and result. Previous layouts can be repeated as separate attempts without overwriting earlier results. Simple Local Gameplay Works entirely with locally stored game data and does not require an internet connection. Players can adjust sound, vibration, reduced animations, tutorial settings, and optional rating prompts. The game uses a dark interface with clear card layouts, readable pose labels, and straightforward navigation. Combines card-based puzzles, sequence building, alternating performers, limited replacements, and local progress tracking in a compact mobile game designed for short and repeatable sessions.