Twinkle Starship

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§egment Trix, also called Seven Segment Trix, is a trick-taking game where the card ranks are shown in a "seven segment" font, such as that used in digital clocks. The game includes wooden segments that the players can add to cards to adjust their value. The amount of unused segments a player has will determine their bid for the round. For instance, a segment placed horizontally across a "0" will create an "8". More exotic options are also possible, as three segments placed on a "7", played upside down", can create a "6". The trick-taking phase uses a "must follow" format, with a fixed trump suit. At the end of a hand, players will score points if they have taken a number of tricks equal to exactly the amount of unused segments they have leftover. They will score for both the tricks taken as well as segment pieces that were played on cards in those tricks. The game also includes a "misère" scoring option, where a player who takes no tricks and uses all of their segments may also score points. Twinkle Starship[Story] It's time for a crazy race that encompasses the entire universe to begin, where anything goes. Racers have assembled from different planets with their proud spaceships. Their machines of quality are crafted with invaluable ore unique to each of their planets. Who would run at the speed of light, and who would show off his calm and fine control? Just now, the fanfare echoes in the stadium to announce the start of the race. Here begins the Twinkle Starship Race!!! [About this game] This game is a trick taking game for 3-4 players with the theme of a spaceship race. This game is played with cards that have digital numbers on them. In the game, you will be utilizing small segment sticks to control and manipulate the numbers of the cards, just like matchstick puzzles. For example, you can add one segment to 0 to make it 8, or add three segment to 1 to make it 3. This is a must-follow game with an unorthodox bidding system. Only when the amount of the sticks you have left at the end of a game and the number of tricks you won are matching, you are allowed to score points.