Types of card games and how to play them

Dominion

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It’s a card game originating from the United States.

Each player becomes the lord of a country, and the winner is the one who ultimately controls the most territory.

The cards include in-game currency and other cards that let you expand your domain, and you use them strategically to grow your lands.

It’s one of the large-scale card games, even hosting world championships.

Nine Tiles

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This is a card game for up to four players.

Players quickly create the combination of answer tiles called out by the dealer using the tiles in their hand.

Since you instantly select combinations using nine types of tile cards, it can be enjoyed as a card game that also feels like a bit of brain training.

Nanjamonja

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Nanjamonja, where you draw a card and name the strange creature that appears, is a fun card game the whole family can enjoy! Draw from the deck in the center and give the mysterious creature the perfect name.

If it’s a new character, invent a new name; if it’s one you’ve seen before, shout out the name it was given earlier.

Whoever calls the correct name first gets the card! The player with the most cards at the end wins.

Your naming sense and memory are the keys to victory.

It’s a laugh-filled game that kids and adults can enjoy together!

Puzzle & Dragons TCG

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This is a card game inspired by the smartphone app Puzzle & Dragons.

You place five cards at a time on the Monster Table to represent your monsters and battle.

Shuffle the remaining cards, then draw five from the deck to serve as your health gauge for the match.

Players place cards and battle using a puzzle-solving approach similar to the app.

Bobu Jiten

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Bobu Jiten, which explains katakana words using pure Japanese, could be called the gold standard of word games! Players must convey familiar loanwords using different expressions.

It may look simple, but it’s actually a brainy game that trains not only your vocabulary but also your creativity and originality.

Unexpected answers and hints will make everyone laugh while also making you more sensitive to word choice.

It’s great fun both in person and online, making it perfect for gatherings with family and friends.

If you prepare a funny penalty game, it might get even more exciting.

Splendor, where you earn points to build your prestige

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Players become merchants and use the gems they acquire as capital to obtain Development Cards and Noble Tiles, each of which is worth a certain number of points.

In the end, the player with the highest total score wins.

It’s a simple and easy-to-understand game.

Majority Party

We played the “ultimate would-you-rather” game with five people, and it got so heated we couldn’t stop laughing lol.

This is a debate-style card game.

The rules are simple: draw a card with an ultimate choice on it, and you win by picking the majority side.

But it gets even more exciting when you have a debate before making your choice.

Since it’s all about bluffing against each other, it’s a card game that adults can truly enjoy!