My other trick taking favorites are Hearts, Wizard, Victory & Honor and Hagis. it's a game that grows on you, the strategies in it go very deep. But it's not that hard to learn, I've taught it non-gamers who will get right into it after about an hour of rules and play. Tichu is a little bit complicated to learn, usually your first few games everything is a bit overwhelming and so the game feels kind of random and unsatisfactory. Tichu is my favorite, it's just so tight and awesome. My game group really likes trick taking games, so I've played a lot of them, probably about forty different trick taking games (although there are over 1,000 trick taking games listed on the geek). It's in my Top 10 games list and high enough on that list that it extremely unlikely to be bumped out by a new game. r/tabletopgamedesign - Designer's subreddit.r/boardgameexchange - selling/buying/trading games.Game of the Week Calendar Related Sites & Subreddits

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