February of Cards for PC

■ What kind of game is it?

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A card is placed face down in each of the 7 x 4 = 28 squares on the calendar from Sunday to Saturday. It is a battle game in which all the placed cards are replaced with the table.

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If you take the card that is placed on the back, a coin will appear. Twenty 10-point coins, four 50-point coins, and four 100-point coins are placed on each square.

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If the day of the week of the card in hand and the day of the week of the empty square (where the coin is placed) are the same, the card in hand is automatically placed in that position. When you put the card, you get the coin that is put.

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If you have no cards in your hand, you can continue to take cards from the back. If there is a square that can be placed continuously from there, the card will be placed automatically, and a "combo" will occur by acquiring coins in a row.

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Compete with the number of coins you finally got, but after placing all the cards, you can get additional bonus coins according to the number of "combos". Victory or defeat is determined by the total.

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February, which is also the title of this game, increases by one day in a "leap year" that comes once every four years. In this game, once every 4 battles, one card "Uruu Card" is added. If you take this card, it will immediately be placed in place and you will get 100 coins.

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Both players and opponents choose from 26 alphabets. If you win, the points you win will accumulate, so please try how far you can go. In the single-player mode "Hitorisama", there is a little development toward the end.


■Can't you play with two people?

There is a game mode called "Futarisama" that can be played by two people on the spot. I hope you can play it like a table game.
You can choose between 1, 3, and 5 battles to determine the outcome. Each match is won or lost, but the final winner is determined by the total points earned during the match. So even if you fight in the 5th round and win 3 wins and 2 losses, you may lose.


■ What are the good/bad points?


These days, it's an offline-only battle game...

Even so, you can play with unique cards that are not playing cards, and you can choose between "One person" to play alone and "Futarisama" to play with two people on the spot.


The screen is only for vertical holding, it does not support horizontal holding screen ... ....

As an alternative, in order to reduce the stress of "one person", even if you quit the game in the middle of winning, you can select "continue from" to continue as it is.


Deployment may be sober on the whole.

Still, it has a modest ending, which is rare in card games.


At first glance, the rules may seem complicated.

The rules are unfamiliar, so it can't be helped, but the rules aren't complicated, and even small children can play the game after playing it a few times. "How to play" is also described in the game, so please take a look at it for reference.


Enjoy "February of Cards".