Your eye on the key game

Here is the translation to English:

The keys are placed in the playing field, with the number of keys being one less than the number of players. For example, if there are five players, there will be four keys.

The cards are thoroughly shuffled and then four cards are dealt to each player, with each player hiding their cards.

The remaining cards are then placed to the left of the first player.

The first player starts the game by selecting a card from their hand and placing it to the right in the playing field for the next player. They then draw a card from the pile on their left.

It is now the second player's turn in the "Key Watching" game. They select a card from their hand and place it to the right in the playing field for the next player. They then take the card that the previous player placed for them.

The process is repeated with the third player, who places one of their cards to the right in the playing field for the next player, and then takes the card the previous player left for them.

The game continues in this manner, with the players quickly and continuously taking turns.

The first player who is able to collect a set of matching cards places them quickly in the field and takes one of the keys.

The remaining players rush to grab the remaining keys.

The last player left without a key is eliminated from the game.

The game is repeated with the losing player removed, and one of the keys is also removed, so that the number of keys is always one less than the number of players.

The "Key Watching" game is repeated in this manner, with another player eliminated each round.

The winner of the game is the player who collects the last key in the final round.