Flagenius - (Kokking) (Japan Import)
Import game from Japan
å½ęēĀ (Kokking) is a card game from Japan (meaning Flag King), with the English title Flagenius.
Flagenius is a casual party game that incorporates a trick-taking mechanism into a flag game, in which players are forced to compare data from 197 countries around the world, relying only on information from the flags.
The rules are very simple: each player is dealt eight flag cards from the deck of 197, with only the flag pattern on the front and the country data on the back.
Over seven rounds, the player is presented with questions such as:
Which country has the largest area?
Which country has the smallest population?
Which country has the longest official name?
The winner is the country with the card that most closely matches the question.
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Flagenius - (Kokking) (Japan Import)
Flagenius - (Kokking) (Japan Import)
Import game from Japan
å½ęēĀ (Kokking) is a card game from Japan (meaning Flag King), with the English title Flagenius.
Flagenius is a casual party game that incorporates a trick-taking mechanism into a flag game, in which players are forced to compare data from 197 countries around the world, relying only on information from the flags.
The rules are very simple: each player is dealt eight flag cards from the deck of 197, with only the flag pattern on the front and the country data on the back.
Over seven rounds, the player is presented with questions such as:
Which country has the largest area?
Which country has the smallest population?
Which country has the longest official name?
The winner is the country with the card that most closely matches the question.
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Import game from Japan
å½ęēĀ (Kokking) is a card game from Japan (meaning Flag King), with the English title Flagenius.
Flagenius is a casual party game that incorporates a trick-taking mechanism into a flag game, in which players are forced to compare data from 197 countries around the world, relying only on information from the flags.
The rules are very simple: each player is dealt eight flag cards from the deck of 197, with only the flag pattern on the front and the country data on the back.
Over seven rounds, the player is presented with questions such as:
Which country has the largest area?
Which country has the smallest population?
Which country has the longest official name?
The winner is the country with the card that most closely matches the question.
