Playte Gachapon Trick Board Game (Japanese Version) [Official] Designed by Daniel Newman. Trick-taking card game, set collection, psychological warfar

[Playte Official - Japanese Version] This is a unique trick-taking game by Daniel Newman, themed around the nostalgic "gachapon" (capsule toy vending machine). The cute and surreal illustrations by Sai Beppu and Wanjin Gill will stimulate your desire to collect.

[Only Winners Can "Purchase"] Unlike typical trick-taking games, winning a trick means gaining the "right to acquire (purchase) the card." To get the figure you want, you must outmaneuver your rivals and pay funds (coins).

[Strict Fund Management] You start with ¥5000. Spinning the gachapon without a plan will quickly lead to bankruptcy and elimination from the game. When to gamble and when to save—this is a strategic game that tests your adult financial sense and planning skills.

[Addictive Scoring System] The more figures of the same type you collect, the higher your score (1 card = 1 point, 2 cards = 4 points... 7 cards = 49 points). Unwanted cards can also be sold with "refund cards." Aim to complete your collection! [Product Specifications] Number of players: 2-4 / Recommended age: 14 years and up (Adult/Hobby) / Contents: Toy cards, refund card, coins, Japanese instruction manual.