2024中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura), Anthony Perone
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2 players15 minLight weight

2022中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura)
From BoardGameGeek
Trick and Trade is a "may-follow" trick-taking game themed around cryptocurrency speculation. There are four suits for the 4 competing currencies, and a separate deck of cards which will represent the players' holdings in those currencies. At the end of a trick, the highest ranked card of the lead suit goes to a market area, with the market value of cards being inversely related to their rank. Also at the end of a trick, the players draft, in card strength order, one of the holdings cards from a face up display. At the end of a hand, the players will rank the currency's values based upon the cards from each suit which won tricks, with the most valued being worth 3 points per holding, then 2, then 1, then -1. The players value their holdings, record their scores, and the player with the most points wins.
Trick and Trade has 3 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews and 1 playthrough. They date from 2022 to February 2025.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Trick and Trade ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table" by Taylor's Trick-Taking Table. To see it played, watch "It's TRICKY: Trick and Trade Live Teach & Play" by Dads on a Map.
If you like it, try Lone Wolves, Four Clans Conflict and Band of Tricks, also by 中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura), or Botswana, which shares several of its mechanics.
2024中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura), Anthony Perone
2 players15 minLight weight
2023中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura)
2 players30 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Trick and Trade is a "may-follow" trick-taking game themed around cryptocurrency speculation. There are four suits for the 4 competing currencies, and a separate deck of cards which will represent the players' holdings in those currencies. At the end of a trick, the highest ranked card of the lead suit goes to a market area, with the market value of cards being inversely related to their rank. Also at the end of a trick, the players draft, in card strength order, one of the holdings cards from a face up display. At the end of a hand, the players will rank the currency's values based upon the cards from each suit which won tricks, with the most valued being worth 3 points per holding, then 2, then 1, then -1. The players value their holdings, record their scores, and the player with the most points wins.
Designer
中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura)
Artist
中村 泰之 (Yasuyuki Nakamura)
Publisher
メリーアンドリューワークス(merry-andrew-works)
Categories
Mechanics