It's a game called Showdown Tactics. It's really simple, fast and absorbing. However this game is not only simple. It's also strategic. I really want this game in Arena. I'm Korean and poor in English. I hope you understand.
<Rule Summary>
Two players have each 0~8 tiles. White tiles are 0,2,4,6,8.(zero and even numbers), and black tiles are 1,3,5,7.(odd numbers)
Consisting of 9 rounds. Coin flip decides who goes first in the first round. Next rounds, who win the before round goes first.
In a round, first-go player choose one tile among 0~8 and put it flipped on the table(unseen). In the same way, next player put a tile on the table. Only a dealer(in the arena:it's a computer) can check the numbers, and who put higher number tile gets a point. What tiles the opponent has put will not be disclosed even after the victory or defeat is decided. After 9 rounds, who gets more points wins the game.
Here's a game in a TV program : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WngVbSKOwjk
A board game was actually released based on the game on TV, : https://www.wadiz.kr/web/campaign/detail/79065
I hope these two videos will make up for my poor English explanation. Especially the first video, the actual play video, will be easier to understand.
<Rule Summary>
Two players have each 0~8 tiles. White tiles are 0,2,4,6,8.(zero and even numbers), and black tiles are 1,3,5,7.(odd numbers)
Consisting of 9 rounds. Coin flip decides who goes first in the first round. Next rounds, who win the before round goes first.
In a round, first-go player choose one tile among 0~8 and put it flipped on the table(unseen). In the same way, next player put a tile on the table. Only a dealer(in the arena:it's a computer) can check the numbers, and who put higher number tile gets a point. What tiles the opponent has put will not be disclosed even after the victory or defeat is decided. After 9 rounds, who gets more points wins the game.
Here's a game in a TV program : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WngVbSKOwjk
A board game was actually released based on the game on TV, : https://www.wadiz.kr/web/campaign/detail/79065
I hope these two videos will make up for my poor English explanation. Especially the first video, the actual play video, will be easier to understand.
