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Race to nine. Survive game night.

A fast, chaotic card game for 2 to 6 players. Stack your coins, sabotage your friends, and never, ever go over nine.

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Sign up now and get the free print-and-play demo as soon as it's ready, plus one email the moment we launch. The first 100 backers also get the exclusive Okapi keychain.

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The Okapi, backpack on, giving a thumbs up before things go wrong

How it plays

Draw. Stay. Don't go over nine.

Push-your-luck with real friends and real grudges. A round runs about 2 minutes, and that's exactly enough time for chaos.

1 A single coin card face up on the table

Start with one visible card each. Everyone sees where everyone stands. For now.

2 Several coin cards of different values laid out together

Stay or draw: count your coins. Push closer to nine, or lock in what you've got.

3 A chaos card that changes a player's coin total

Chaos cards: boost yourself or sabotage friends. Nothing personal. Except it is.

4 The Okapi mascot with a shocked expression

Go over 9? You're out. Easy? Not quite. Your friends will sabotage your every move.

Try it yourself

One player, thirty seconds, the same nine coins

That was you, alone. At the table it's five friends doing this to you on purpose.

Save my spot for launch

The exclusive Okapi keychain, the reward for the first 100 backers

First 100 backers only

One keychain. One hundred spots.

The Okapi keychain is never for sale, not in the box, and gone after the first 100 spots. It goes free to the first 100 people who back the project on Kickstarter. Sign up here and you'll know the moment we launch, in time to pledge early and land inside that first 100.

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Ready in 5 languages

EN IT FR DE ES
Okapi Nine box designed as a backpack, surrounded by the game's coin and chaos cards

The box is a backpack. Obviously.

2-6Players
2Min per round
5Rounds a game
64Cards
5Languages

Meet the farm

A farm full of weird habits

Every animal in Okapi Nine has one flaw they'd rather you didn't notice. You'll notice.

The rooster obsessing over anti-aging cream in the bathroom mirror

The rooster

Hasn't slept in years. Blames it on the skincare routine.

The cow secretly eating biscuits and milk raided from the fridge

The cow

Sworn off dairy in public. Raids the fridge at 2am.

The hens exhausted after an overambitious fitness routine

The hens

Fitness obsessed. Regret every single class.

The sheep knitting an unfortunate wool hat under a tree

The sheep

Knits her own hats. They are, without exception, hideous.

The cat, dog and rat who hate each other by day and watch horror movies together at night

The cat, the dog, the rat

Can't stand each other by day. Inseparable at movie night.

The mice running an underground card and cheese gambling den

The mice

Run an underground gambling den. The stakes are cheese.

We all hide our flaws. They're what make us unique. We're all a little okapi.

The lost Okapi, backpack half open, confused about where he ended up

The story

He just wanted to explore the world

Instead, he got lost in the worst possible place: a chaotic farm where nothing goes as planned. No money. No map. No idea what's going on. The only way out? Collect enough coins and survive the madness around him.

Reviews from the farm

Our playtesters live on site

"We bet the cheese. We lost the cheese. Same time tomorrow?"
The micerun the gambling den
"I stayed at eight once. Best decision of my life."
The roosterhasn't slept in years
"They pushed me over nine, so I raided their fridge. We're even."
The cowfridge raider, 2am

Meanwhile, among the humans

700+

Followers already waiting on Kickstarter

The Okapi jotting notes in a travel journal

Who's making it

Okapi Games, Florence

By day we design houses. This game is our exception: the one thing we made just because it made us laugh. Every illustration in Okapi Nine is hand-drawn, panel by panel. No AI, anywhere in the process.

Every illustration hand-drawn. No AI.

Game night is coming.
Get yourself a seat.

2 to 6 players, 5 languages, 64 hand-drawn cards, and friends who will absolutely ruin your run. Follow the project or save your spot, ideally both.

Last call for the list

The free print-and-play demo when it's ready, plus your shot at the first 100 keychains. Don't be backer 101.

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