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Gamehelpavio

2026-07-21T19:57:16Z

Ant sitrang: Rules summary for Avío

AVíO is a trick-taking game in which you must choose wisely which cards to play, and even more which one to keep, in order to win.

The cards in AVíO, as in other trick-taking games, have a value and a suit. The special feature is that they also contain an objective to be fulfilled (an avio). In each round, players are dealt 9 cards and 8 tricks are played. The card that is not played determines the objective of each player in the round and the points he/she gets if he/she fulfills it.

The first player to score 30 points wins the game.

Gamehelpdejavu

2026-07-19T08:04:06Z

Ant sitrang: Rules summary for Déjà Vu

Players take turns secretly looking at cards and then revealing them, pushing their luck to uncover repeating numbers without making a mistake. Careful memory, intuition, and timing are key, as one slip can give your opponent the advantage. You win by collecting all the hunch tokens or by ending the game at the right moment and scoring the most points.

Gamehelptsukimi

2026-06-08T20:56:47Z

Ant sitrang: Rules summary for Tsukimi

Goal
Claim the most valuable mochi tiles by surrounding them with your rabbits. The player with the most points at the end wins.

Turn structure on your turn:
Choose a mochi tile from the outer ring and place it on the moon board. It must be adjacent to at least one already-placed tile.
Pay its cost by discarding rabbits from your reserve (based on distance from the temple tile).
Apply the tile's effect: place or move rabbits on surrounding vertices.

Scoring
At the end of the game, each mochi tile is claimed by the player with the majority of rabbits surrounding it. You score the tile's value.

Groups of 3
If you form a group of exactly 3 matching tiles (same flavour or value), you may remove one opposing rabbit from the board.

Variant: Dark Side of the Moon
Rabbits are recruited and discarded from a shared supply, making rabbit management more restrictive.