About

Bagazip, the travel card game

A little deck that fits in a pocket, five worlds to stack and a healthy dose of dirty tricks. Here is where Bagazip comes from and how you play it.

Where does the name "Bagazip" come from?

Bagazip is "bag a zip": a bag and a zipper. The whole game lives in that image - you fill bags with cards, then you zip them shut before they burst. The name sums up the tension of every game: load as much as you can, but close in time.

Behind Bagazip there is a simple wish: a travel card game you can pull out anywhere - at the table, on a train, under a tent - with no board, no app, no setup. Just a deck of Bagazip cards and two minutes of rules.

The concept

In Bagazip, each player fills their bags with cards from five worlds: Forest, Ocean, Mountain, Desert and Volcano. A bag never mixes them: one bag, one world. The goal is to zip your bags at the right moment.

It is this little dilemma - stop or risk one more card - that gives Bagazip its bite. Easy to grasp, hard to put down.

The special cards

Three troublemakers can flip a round in a second:

For whom, and in what format?

Bagazip plays with 2 to 8 players, ages 8+, for games of 15 to 30 minutes. The rules explain themselves in two minutes, which makes it a true travel card game: nomadic, family-friendly, and just sneaky enough that you'll want a rematch right away.

What now?

Bagazip is preparing its Ulule pre-sale. Subscribers are notified on opening day, 24h before the public announcement - just enough time to pick a reward at your own pace. No commitment: you leave your email, you decide on the day.

Get notified about the Bagazip launch

A specific question about the rules or the pre-sale? The Bagazip FAQ answers the most common ones.