Board game Bouren Party (Bullenparty)

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■ Product Description ■
Japanese translation included
Mix 1 to 100 cards well and distribute 5 cards to each player. In addition, one card of 「 0 」 is distributed to each player.
Use the remaining cards as yama-fuda and form a row for the number of players on the table from here. Each column initially consists of two cards.
Each player selects an arbitrary card from his / her hand and puts it on the front when it is ready. Cards other than 0 are processed in ascending numerical order. The 0 card is processed last. Players playing cards other than 0 throw away the cards they play and take a line of cards in turn. Then, take out the card from your hand and put it in front of you so that there are 6 cards in your hand. Put the cards face up and make a mountain. You can only put a card larger than the top of the mountain. If you don't want to put it on the mountain (you can't), you have no choice but to start a new mountain. Each of the cards has a mark of a cow. At the end of the game, all cards on the Yamanochi in front of you and on one mountain are counted as plus points, while cards on the other mountains are counted as minus points. Therefore, the aim is to make as large a mountain as possible.
The
0 takes the card and flips up from the deck and adds it to one of the remaining rows. Return the
0 card to your hand. A player playing a card other than 0 leaves the game, and only the player playing 0 does the same thing. So, by playing 0, you get more cards at once, and you put more cards on the mountain. You can only put up to 5 cards on the table. After placing the 5 th card, add the bonus card there. The player in this line gets the bonus card. A bonus card is always a plus point. Also, if all the remaining rows have a bonus card, you can no longer play 0. You need to play the other cards and take the column on the table.
When the game ends, score calculation. At this point, you need to add the remaining cards other than 0 to the mountain in front of you.
Even if you take a card with a number smaller than the number of cards in front of you, you can throw it away if you use it as a card to play in the next round. You may have to stick to having only one mountain. Cards vary in value from one to nine points. It may be better to aim at making a high-value card a plus point.
It's a simple game, but it has a mysterious feel.
■ Game Summary ■
Number of players : 2-5
Playing time : 20 minutes
Target age : 8 years old or older
Designer : Wolfgang Kramer

115 cards
* Ranked 10 th in the 2012 A La Carte Card Game Award