2016 · Jeu de cartes

Photograph

Players take photos around a 1960s Japanese town with a half-frame camera and organize them on a film roll. Each turn a player plays 1–3 picture cards to the front of their hand (keeping their order), moves one card forward within the hand, then discards from the back a number of cards equal to those added. Cards bear numbers and colors; players aim to arrange sequences in their hand to maximize scoring before a sunset card ends shooting. Scoring derives from the order and composition of pictures remaining on each player’s roll.

groupJoueurs

2–4 idéal à 3

scheduleTemps de jeu

20 min

cakeÂge

12+

psychologyComplexité

2,1 / 5