Hungarian Tarokk

[LaszloK]

Hi everyone,

I'm happy to announce that Hungarian Tarokk is now in alpha and awaiting testers.
As hinted at by the name, this is a tarot game played primarily in Hungary. I'm probably biased, but I think it's the deepest, most strategic of all tarot games - possibly even all card games.

It requires exactly 4 players so some coordination between interested players may be necessary to get tables going. If you're interested in playtesting, please drop me a PM and I'll try to coordinate.

Thanks in advance for all comments, suggestions, and reviews!

[Woodruff]

Thanks so much!

Looks good on Studio.
Can't wait to give it a try with real players

(Althought don't expect me to play well at first; just played that game once IRL ^^)

Take care,
Woodruff

[kirk1236]

Avid skat player here from the midwestern u.s. as well as occasional dopplekopf, belote and French tarot player(along with most of your standard American type card games). My friend and I have been learning Hungarian Tarrock and very much look forward to your efforts on here as it is kind of hard to play with just two:). kirk

[nearsighted]

Hello. Kirk and myself have been trying to get a Hungarian tarokk game together for a couple years now so this is pretty exciting. I would be happy to join the group.
Thanks

[LiliLaSouris]

Hello!

I would like to try if it is possible but I'm not a reviewer.

Thank you!

[Nisterius]

I'd be interested as well. I run a Tarock meetup; we mostly play Slovenian and French, but we have given Hungarian a try!

[k_johnson]

Hello. I am a member of the meetup that is organized by Nisterius. I would be interested in giving this a try.

[John DeHart]

I am also a member of the Tarock meetup run by Nisterius and would be interested in trying this out.

[Nisterius]

First hand done with no problems! One thing that was a little confusing to me was the use of "R" for knight in the log: Obviously English doesn't have a tradition there, and I figured it might be for "Rider" - but at first I thought it was "Roi" - since I'm mostly used to playing Tarot with French indices.

[LaszloK]

First hand done with no problems! One thing that was a little confusing to me was the use of "R" for knight in the log: Obviously English doesn't have a tradition there, and I figured it might be for "Rider" - but at first I thought it was "Roi" - since I'm mostly used to playing Tarot with French indices.

Correct, R=Rider. Do you think it should be called Knight instead? (Perhaps represented by N, like in chess?)