Top-trumps with the actual Lok Sabha — every card is a sitting MP, every stat is from their own election affidavit. Call the battleground, play your card, take the pot. Most cards wins the house.
A stat-battle card game played with the real lower house. Each card is a sitting Lok Sabha MP, and every number on it — declared assets, criminal cases, highest qualification, terms served — comes from the affidavit they filed with the Election Commission of India. One player calls the battleground stat, everyone plays a card face down, and the best value takes every card on the table.
A stat can't be called twice until the others have had a turn, so no two rounds are the same, and a tie means nobody takes it — those cards ride on the next round instead. Most cards at the end wins the house.
2–8 players · AI-hosted · plays in the browser, no app.
How to play
You're dealt a hand of real MP cards — every stat is from public records.
Each round one player calls the battleground stat, and a stat can't be called again until every other has had a turn.
Everyone plays one card face down. The best value wins outright and takes every card played.
Tie at the top and nobody takes it — those cards ride on the next round. Most cards at the end wins.
Frequently asked questions
Is the data real?
Yes. Every stat is a public record: candidate affidavits filed with the Election Commission of India, joined with the official Digital Sansad roster of sitting members.
Is it biased towards any party?
No. Cards are dealt at random from every sitting MP, and the AI never writes anything about the people on them — the only text about a member is their own declared figures.
How many players does Neta Clash: Lok Sabha support?
Neta Clash: Lok Sabha plays with 2 to 8 players. Everyone joins from their own phone or laptop browser with a 4-letter room code.
Do I need to download an app or own a console?
No — it runs entirely in the browser. The host starts a room on aipartygames.com, players open the link, and the AI hosts the game.