Build Dynasties
Collect three matching Dynasty cards from one of six Indian dynasties to complete a Dynasty set. A Wild Dynasty card can stand in for one of the three.
OUT³ is an online multiplayer strategy card game inspired by India's great dynasties. Draw cards, build Dynasty sets, manage resources, command Military forces and play Action cards against real opponents in authoritative, turn-based matches.
Outbuild. Outthink. Outlast.
Collect three matching Dynasty cards from one of six Indian dynasties to complete a Dynasty set. A Wild Dynasty card can stand in for one of the three.
Draw Food, Wood, Gold and Iron, and exchange three of a kind for a resource of your choice when you need it.
Deploy Infantry, Archers, Cavalry and Wall Fortification cards, then declare an attack - once per turn - against an opponent's empire.
Strengthen your position, disrupt a rival or react to an incoming attack with reaction-window counters.
Each turn you draw, then play up to three cards - any combination of Dynasty, Resource, Action, Military deployment or an attack.
The first player to complete three Dynasty sets wins - a real, server-authoritative result, checked after every game action.
Every OUT³ match turns on real decisions: which three cards to commit this turn, when to hold resources for a bigger play, when to deploy Military instead of racing Dynasty cards, and when to risk a reaction window against an opponent's attack. Wild Dynasty cards add a genuine timing decision - completing a set with a natural card consumes a move, and relocating the Wild to another dynasty only becomes legal on your next eligible turn, never the same one.
OUT³ multiplayer matches are played against another real player, not a scripted opponent - every card play, resource exchange and attack is validated by the same authoritative server both players see. Find an opponent, play your match, and see the result for both players at once.
OUT³ is set across six dynasties of Indian history - Maurya, Gupta, Chola, Mughal, Maratha and Rajput - each lending its own card identity and color to the game. The setting is a creative inspiration for OUT³'s original card game mechanics, not a historical simulation.