LLM Clash

The trump-card battle of the language models. models · 6 stats · up to 6 players online.

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Why play LLM Clash?

Every week brings a new AI model and a new chart claiming it’s the best. LLM Clash turns that noise into a game you can actually win — and you come away knowing which models are good at what. You get comfortable working with many different models, so when your workplace, budget or region limits you to particular ones, you still know how to pick the best of what you have and get the most out of it.

Learn the AI landscape by playing

Every card is a real model rated from real benchmarks — reasoning, coding, speed, price, creativity and context. After a few rounds you’ll know why a small, fast model can beat a giant on price, and what “SWE-bench” or “1M context” actually means.

Play with friends in seconds

No sign-up, no download. Create a room, share the 5-letter code, and play with up to 6 people on any phone or laptop. Short on players? Fill the seats with bots, or practise solo.

From GPT-2 to today’s frontier

models from 2018 to now, from every major lab. Watch how far AI has come — and see the latest releases arrive as new cards each season.

Print it and play anywhere

Print the whole deck on A4 in a low-ink style, with crop marks, card backs and a two-page rulebook — perfect for classrooms, team socials and meetups.

Quick to learn, surprisingly strategic, and great for sparking “wait, which model is actually better?” debates. Start a game ↑

Fan-made game. Not affiliated with any AI company. Ratings are based on public benchmarks — a guide, not gospel.

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How to play

  1. All cards are shuffled and dealt equally. You only see your top card.
  2. The 👑 chooser (players take turns, or in Classic mode the last round's winner) picks one stat from their card: 🧠 Reasoning, 💻 Coding, 📜 Context, ⚡ Speed, 💰 Value or 🎨 Creativity.
  3. Everyone reveals their top card. Each card's score on that stat is its number plus the green bonus beside it (a red one is subtracted). The highest score wins every revealed card.
  4. Tool Use is a defending ability: it adds +10 when someone else picks the stat, never when you do. Example: another player picks Speed and your Tool Use card has Speed 78 → you score 88; if you pick Speed, you score 78. It stacks with the green bonus (Coding 99 +8 picked by someone else = 117). The game adds every bonus for you and shows the sums after the reveal.
  5. Ties send the cards to the pot; the next round's winner takes the pot too — unless exactly one tied card has Constitutional, which wins.
  6. Run out of cards and you're out. Last model standing wins — or whoever holds the most cards when the round limit hits.

The green bonus

The green number beside a stat comes from your card's type and its ability, already added up. It counts only when that stat is picked.

1 · Type bonus — +8 on the type's favourite stats, marked ✦

2 · Ability bonus — named at the bottom of each card (Tool Use and Constitutional work differently, see above)

Each card shows its ★ Best stat — a hint for what to pick. You have 30 seconds to choose before autopilot picks for you.

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Stats come from real benchmarks (sources: ). Open “📊 Real benchmarks” under a card to see its numbers; ~ marks an estimate.