Go-Stop is the most popular Hanafuda game in the Korean-speaking world, most often played using plastic Hanafuda known as Hwatu.
Go-stop is also known as Godori, meaning '5 birds', which is the name of a yaku used in this and some other games.
Go-Stop is a more complex version of Koi-Koi which combined some elements from Hachi-Hachi.
It is named for its characteristic gameplay mechanic that allows a player to stop the round after collecting a yaku, or to continue the round to attempt to increase their score further, at the risk of their opponent scoring in their stead.
Please try the game here: https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=gostop
Go-stop is also known as Godori, meaning '5 birds', which is the name of a yaku used in this and some other games.
Go-Stop is a more complex version of Koi-Koi which combined some elements from Hachi-Hachi.
It is named for its characteristic gameplay mechanic that allows a player to stop the round after collecting a yaku, or to continue the round to attempt to increase their score further, at the risk of their opponent scoring in their stead.
Please try the game here: https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=gostop