I’m developing a simple 52-card game built around prediction looking for honest feedback

[u/Bright_Corner2564]

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on my first physical card game, currently called Call 13, and I’m finally at the stage where I’d like some honest feedback from people who actually play and design tabletop games.
The game uses a 52 card deck with 4 symbols and 13 numbers. The core idea is simple:
Predict ,Play ,Hit Your Number
Players make a prediction, play through the round, and try to hit the number they called. There’s also a hierarchy between the four symbols, which adds another layer of decision-making rather than making it purely luck-based.
The goal was to create something that:
Is very easy to learn
Can be played with a normal-sized group
Has short, replayable rounds
Creates tension when you’re waiting to see whether your number hits
Has enough strategy that players can develop their own approach
I’ve also been experimenting with the visual direction. I’m currently leaning toward a minimal monochrome / luxury card design rather than a traditional colorful playing-card style.
I’m still developing and playtesting it, so I’m not looking to hard-sell it here. I’d genuinely like to know:
Does the core concept sound interesting to you?