HINEKURE QUEST
It's Daifugo, but run out of cards and you die. Fight enemies with Daifugo rules: the mighty 2, the 3 that beats it, 8 Cut, 7 Give, 10 Discard, J Back and Revolution. But an empty hand can't attack, 7 Give can corner you, and Luck may self-destruct. Daifugo alone won't win. Break the rules.
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It's Daifugo, but run out of cards and you die. Fight enemies with Daifugo rules: the mighty 2, the 3 that beats it, 8 Cut, 7 Give, 10 Discard, J Back and Revolution. But an empty hand can't attack, 7 Give can corner you, and Luck may self-destruct. Daifugo alone won't win. Break the rules.
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About This Game
It's like Daifugo... but run out of cards too soon, and you die.
Empty your hand at the very end, though, and you unleash a Finisher.
HINEKURE QUEST is a slightly twisted, Japanese-style card battle RPG
built on the rules of Daifugo (also known as "President"), the classic Japanese card game.
Not good at card games? If you know Daifugo, you can play.
Roll the dice to move across a board-game map, then fight the enemies you meet with cards.
Your goal isn't to win at Daifugo. It's to defeat the enemy in front of you.
Throwing down your strongest cards isn't always the winning move.
Run your hand too low, and you'll have nothing left to play while the enemy attacks freely.
Hold on to too many, and you'll take extra damage before the enemy falls.
When the deck runs out, whoever empties their hand first unleashes a Finisher.
But its damage depends on the number of your very last card.
Finishing with a strong card doesn't always mean a strong finish.
■ Twisted Rules
・The mighty "2" loses to only one card: the "3"
・Play a Luck card alone and anything can happen. A critical hit, healing, or self-destruction
・Use weapon skills to turn the tide of battle
■ A Japanese World
Set out as a Samurai, Ninja, Merchant, Onmyoji, and more.
Collect weapons and shields, and find your own way to fight.
"Should I play this card now?" "Play two at once, or hold one back?"
"What should I save for my very last card?"
Question everything you know about Daifugo and RPGs alike.
