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This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
In a world where rules bend and deception wins the day, players push their luck and bluff their way to the top in a chaotic parody of the classic DaifugÅ. Master the art of “cheating” by crafting powerful combinations from mismatched cards—so long as they follow just enough rules to count. Inchiki DaifugÅ (Cheating DaifugÅ) is a climbing game where the field never resets—players must either beat the current play, weaken it, or absorb it into their own hand. The twist? You can play groups of non-matching cards using a “cheating rule” where the number of cards must match the smallest number among them, and all cards must share a color.
This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
In a world where rules bend and deception wins the day, players push their luck and bluff their way to the top in a chaotic parody of the classic DaifugÅ. Master the art of “cheating” by crafting powerful combinations from mismatched cards—so long as they follow just enough rules to count. Inchiki DaifugÅ (Cheating DaifugÅ) is a climbing game where the field never resets—players must either beat the current play, weaken it, or absorb it into their own hand. The twist? You can play groups of non-matching cards using a “cheating rule” where the number of cards must match the smallest number among them, and all cards must share a color.