All I play anymore is trick-taking games.

Which can be a good thing when the trick-takers in question are this interesting. We’ve looked at some of the titles from New Mill Industries in the past. Their modus operandi is to produce good trick-takers that might otherwise go unexamined. Today’s examples are Japanese imports, both of them slightly older, which tinker with the “must follow” rule common to the genre.

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