Shukher · 36 cards · 2–6 players

Privacy

Shukher asks for no account and keeps as little as it can. This is all of it.

Updated 23 October 2026.

What the game keeps

The name you type is shown to everyone at your table, and in the list of rooms when you host one. The server holds it only while your room is open and never writes it down.
Your device keeps your name, your seat and your settings in this site’s storage in your browser. Clear the site’s data, and they are gone.
A private room’s password stays with the room while it is open, so those at the table can pass it on to friends.
Every game is recorded without names — the cards dealt and the moves made — and kept for a year, to count games and make the game better. Nothing in a record points to a person, so nothing in it can be found by your name.
Everything between your browser and the game goes over an encrypted connection (HTTPS).

GoatCounter counts the visits, without cookies and without keeping your IP address: the page, where the visit came from, the browser and the country.
The fonts come from Google Fonts, so your browser asks Google’s servers for them.
“Support the game” leads to Monobank or Ko-fi: what you give and tell them there is under their own rules.
On itch.io and in Telegram the game runs inside their pages, where their own rules apply too. From Telegram it takes nothing of your account.