The game is designed to "3 cards of the same number."
When your turn is turned, reveal the cards and all three are the same number, then challenge successfully.
If a different number is released, it will be a challenge failure.
The play method is the same as the "nervous" playing card game, but the feeling of playing is completely different.
Neurodepression is a game of flipping the place card, but Nana will reveal someones hand.
In addition, your hand can only be published with the largest number or the smallest number.
In that rule, the first person who purchased three challenges wins the game.
Basically, you will find 3 identical cards, but you will see many things in the process.
For example, if a persons largest number is 8.
Numbers are only 1 to 12 so you know that your hand is just a small number.
If you have 2 "1" cards in your hand,
You may still have a small number on the hand of those who seem to have a small number.
(Of course, it is not necessary...)
This is a very simple rule, but you can enjoy reasoning thinking is that Nana is interesting.
For 2 to 5 players.
Play time: 15 - 30 minutes
Recommended Age: 6 years and up.
Game Design: Kaya Miyano.
Illustration: Chi Beetfu
[Set Contents]
36 cards, 2 manuals (Japanese, English), 1 summary card