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Niggle (aka "Oh Hell")  Get a free copy Click on this icon to download a free copy of Niggle: Niggle for Windows PCs Or click on this icon to get the complete set of games for your computer: All games for Windows PCs  Summary Niggle (also known as "Oh Hell") is an easy to learn card game where you must guess how many tricks you are going to win each round. The fun comes from trying to get exactly the number of wins you guessed while stopping your opponents from achieving their target. The AI plays a mean game and also shows you how confident or worried the computer players are that they will make their bids.  Buy a full copy You can order the games from any country and pay in US dollars, UK pounds, AUD dollars, CDN dollars or Euros. Once you have placed your order you will be able to download the game immediately. Windows Buy the full version of Niggle for Windows for $20 Buy all 10 Windows games (Slay, Conquest, Critical Mass, The General, Mother Of All Battles, Firefight, CTF, Niggle, End Of Atlantis and Football-o-saurus) for $40 All Formats Buy all 10 Windows games, 3 Pocket PC games, 1 Palm and 1 Symbian game for $50  Niggle resources See the Niggle message board See the version history of Niggle.  What's been said about Niggle "An easy-to-learn trick-taking game, its hook is that each of the each players attempt to predict the number of tricks they're going to win. Trying to match your prediction - thus scoring maximum points - means you're frequently trying to lose tricks rather than win them. Surprisingly tactical, Niggle is another pleasant way to liven up a limp lunch hour." - EuroGamer.com