Board game · 2023
割算: １・２・３からはじめるトリックテイキング (Division: Trick-taking starting with 1, 2, 3)
Division is a trick-taking game using only cards numbered 1-3. Each player starts with two cards forming a two-digit number. Players take turns playing a third card as divisor. The highest quotient wins the round, scoring points equal to the divisor played. The second digit becomes the first digit of the next number. Most points wins the game.
If you like the mechanics Trick-taking , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Card Game.
- Players
- 3–4
- Duration
- 15 min
- Age
- 8+
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