Hanamikoji

Los jugadores compiten por el favor de siete geishas reuniendo los artículos de actuación preferidos de cada una. En un turno, un jugador elige una de varias opciones de acción que obliga a realizar intercambios o colocaciones concretas de cartas, y luego resuelve la asignación resultante de los objetos. La partida se desarrolla a lo largo de una serie de rondas en las que los jugadores seleccionan y ocultan cartas de objetos, deducen las intenciones del oponente y usan tácticas de información limitada para hacerse con el favor de las geishas. La puntuación se determina por qué jugador tiene la mayoría de influencia en cada geisha al final de la partida.

Jugadores: 2
Duración: 15 min
Edad: 10+
Complejidad: 1,7 / 5

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de 122 reseñas en Ludoya

Diversión8,0
Interacción10,0
Rejugabilidad8,0
Originalidad8,0
Atractivo8,0
Accesibilidad8,7

Vic Granell8,5
Super clever design in a very small package! Quick to learn and to play, but every decision is hard and excruciating. Highly recommended!
Vesper9,0
Picked up at Essen 2016 after scouting the big annual list. Definitely worth waiting for for 45 minutes in the queue of people hunting for unpicked preorders. Beautiful aesthetics, very simple & deep gameplay, a great 2 player mini-game.
Mohasz7,0
Easily the best depth / amount of components ratio I've seen. This game is just beyond clever. This game never fails to fascinate me when we pull it out. That said, I always feel kinda dumb when playing it. The indirect card play and the 'I split, you choose' element are quite hard to wrap your head around. 7.9 -> 7.0 I still appreciate the ingenuity of the design, but for some reason, I really don't feel like playing this nowadays.

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Dudas de reglas

Respondidas a partir del reglamento por el asistente de reglas de Ludoya.

Do I draw a card before I pick an action on my turn or after?

You must draw a card from the Item deck, and then perform an action; there is no fixed action order. (p. 2)

Can I use the same action marker more than once in the round?

No — when you use a face-up action marker you flip it face-down and you may not choose face-down markers; each of your 4 action markers is used only once that round. (p. 2)

What happens to cards I put under Trade-off — are they gone forever this round?

Place the 2 chosen cards face-down under the Trade-off marker and they will not be scored this round (you may still look at them). (p. 2)

When I play Gift or Competition, who gets which cards?

For Gift you place 3 face-up: your opponent picks 1 and places it on their side next to the corresponding Geisha, and you place the other 2 on your side; for Competition you place 4 face-up split into two sets, your opponent chooses one set to place on their side and you take the other set — those placed cards are scored. (p. 2)

When is my Secret card revealed and can I look at it before scoring?

Secret cards are placed face-down and “will be revealed in the Scoring phase and be scored,” but you are allowed to check (look at) your secret card at any time. (p. 2)

How do I win the game and how are Charm Points / Geisha wins counted?

You win by winning 4 Geisha or reaching 11 or more Charm Points; a player wins a Geisha if they have more Item Cards of that Geisha’s corresponding type than the opponent, and Charm Points equal the number of matching Item Cards (as shown on the cards). (p. 1)