2010 · Jeu de cartes

Haggis

Trick-and-climb card game for two to four players. Players play ascending combinations of cards to beat the previous play or pass, using pairs, runs and higher-ranked sets as in traditional climbing games. The deck includes equally distributed wild cards and special high-power "bomb" combinations that can override normal plays. Players place bets on who will be first to empty their hand and score points for cards collected in tricks as well as for remaining cards, with additional points for successful bets and bombs.

Joueurs: 2–4 idéal à 2
Temps de jeu: 45 min
Âge: 13+
Complexité: 2,1 / 5

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Auteurs: Sean Ross (I)
Illustration: 別府さい (Sai Beppu)
Gary Simpson
Diego Sá
Luis Francisco
Éditeurs: Indie Boards & Cards
(Self-Published)

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181
Parties enregistrées: 54
Joueurs: 45m 32s
Partie moyenne: 17
Dans des collections: 9
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6,9/10

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Mario López Menés6,5
Very nice trick-taking game for 2-3 players PROS - Just its player count is awesome: trick-taking games don't usually play well with 2 players. - The point system creates epic comebacks and asks a lot from the players. - It feels like a classic game, which is a great design job. CONS - Some concepts may be obtuse for new players in their first game, but everyone will grasp them fairly quickly.