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This product includes Bishoujo Battle: Hanafuda Koi-Koi PC. The top 3 reasons to play Bishoujo Battle: Hanafuda Koi-Koi PC The Bishoujo girls from "Rick G Earth" mobile military turn-based strategy game from Japan are here! Cards feature floral and animal designs from the Japanese folklore evoking a sense of “wabi sabi” – traditional Japanese aesthetic. Battle against the bishoujo girls in single player mode: win battles all across Japan and collect unique character cards and achievements. About Bishoujo Battle: Hanafuda Koi-Koi PC The Bishoujo girls from "Rick G Earth" mobile military turn-based strategy game from Japan are here! And they want to play Koi-Koi, the most famous Japanese flower card game with you. Optimized for Hanafuda Beginners - Even if you have never played with hanafuda (flower cards from Japan), play through the easy-to-follow tutorial and learn the basic rules of Koi-Koi, the most popular hanafuda game in Japan. Each turn, play a card from your hand and you collect any pairs you create with your card. You earn points by forming a Yaku (point scoring card combination). When you form a Yaku before the opponent, stop or call “koi koi” to continue the round, potentially increasing your winning at the risk of the opponent stealing the point from you by forming a Yaku before you. Beautiful Japanese Design - Cards feature floral and animal designs from the Japanese folklore evoking a sense of “wabi sabi” – traditional Japanese aesthetic. Bishoujo Girls are here! Featuring combat girls and anthropomorphic weapons from the "Rick G Earth" universe, battle against the bishoujo girls in single player mode: win battles all across Japan and collect unique character cards and achievements. Multiplayer support! For an even greater challenge, hop onto the multiplay

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Game

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Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

19 May 2020 · Standard