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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 Your Turn, a 4 player game is played in teams, but a 3 player game is played individually. The cards in the game have a color, a number, and a directional arrow. The card play is similar to games like Uno, where you must match the color or number of the previous play. However, turn order is determined by which player the arrow on the card points to - that player will take the next turn. There are also rules around communication and playing multiple cards at the same time. A round ends when either a player has played all of their cards, a player has too many cards in their hand, or a special game end card is drawn from the deck. Players lose points based upon the cards remaining in their hand. The game lasts until a team or player has lost a certain amount of points and then the team or player with the most points wins.
This game is Japanese but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
In Your Turn, a 4 player game is played in teams, but a 3 player game is played individually. The cards in the game have a color, a number, and a directional arrow. The card play is similar to games like Uno, where you must match the color or number of the previous play. However, turn order is determined by which player the arrow on the card points to - that player will take the next turn. There are also rules around communication and playing multiple cards at the same time. A round ends when either a player has played all of their cards, a player has too many cards in their hand, or a special game end card is drawn from the deck. Players lose points based upon the cards remaining in their hand. The game lasts until a team or player has lost a certain amount of points and then the team or player with the most points wins.