Trio
A tiny memory game about asking friends for their highest card and forgetting what you saw.
What it is
A fun game for 3 to 6 people, perfect for anyone happy to laugh at their own memory. Everyone sorts a hand from low to high, then you reveal cards one at a time from a hand or from the middle. Match three and you keep the set, but miss and everything goes back. It began life in Japan as nana.
What we love
- The rules are short enough to teach at the table.
- Simple mode wants three sets or the 7 set, while Spicy mode wants the 7 set or two sets that add or subtract to 7.
- A team variant has partners pass a card before play.
Honest trade-offs
- It leans hard on memory, and card confusion can get frustrating.
- The split win conditions are not to everyone's taste, though the original nana rules combine them.
AI summary of player sentiment
Across the tables we polled, players consistently praise the game's approachability and pacing. The most common complaint is it leans hard on memory, and card confusion can get frustrating..
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Content advisory
No content advisory.
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