Ten Days Games Inferno Japanese version (2016 version)

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【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Designer: Reiner Knizia Illustrator: Superlog Producer: Ten Days Games Release Year: 2016 (originally released in 2005) Number of players: 3-7 people Playing time: 20 minutes Recommended ages: 8 years and up Knizia's easy-to-play yet intensely exciting card game has been revived in a Japanese version! What's more, the illustrations are by Superlog, a popular illustrator who also works as Banquilpon! It's an overwhelmingly unique title! *This is a new design version of "Inferno" released in 2014. The illustration on the box has changed and it is now smaller. The illustrations on the cards have been slightly altered. Title: Inferno (Japanese Version) Designer: Reiner Knizia Illustrations: Superlog Publisher: Ten Days Games Release Year: 2016 (Original: 2005) Players: 3-7 Playing Time: 20 minutes Recommended Ages: 8+ Knizia's easy-to-play yet intense card game has been revived in Japanese! What's more, the illustrations are by Superlog, the popular illustrator behind the game "Banquilpon"! This title is incredibly unique! On a player's turn, they must play a card that matches the "first card" played by the starting player in either number or color (or both). If they can't play a card (or don't want to play a card), they must take all cards that have been played up to that point. The cards they take away result in a loss of points. This may seem like a very simple game, but what makes it so interesting is the red card that gives the game its title, the "Inferno Card." Normally, you lose points for each card you pick up, but with red cards, the number on the card will be the same as the number on the card. Even a single card can instantly create a dangerous situation, and the situation can heat up. Another key aspect of this game is that, once the first card is played, it's immediately clear how many times you can play a card on your turn and get away with it. What would you do if you were able to get away with it now, knowing that you'd absolutely have to withdraw it on your next turn? By getting away with it, you could potentially lose an irreparable amount of points on your next turn... Of course, if you can trick the other players into making the wrong decisions, victory will be much closer. Who will be burned by the hellish flames of "Inferno"? This is a newly designed version of "Inferno," released in 2014. The box has a new illustration and is smaller. The card art has been slightly tweaked.