Watch “Court ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table,” a board game review for Court from Taylor's Trick-Taking Table on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Taylor's Trick-Taking Table on YouTube:
A trick-taker where you split the trick for next hand
and a trick-taker where you try to hit a bid as a group!
Nana Video Link: https://youtu.be/J73ebW3dnvk
Court Kickstarter Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/courtcardgame/court-a-royally-clever-card-game
Worst Enemy Kickstarter Link:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/595825542/worst-enemy-trick-taking-card-game
BGG Links:
Court:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/252358/court
Worst Enemy:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/358657/worst-enemy
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Table of Contents:
Intro - (0:00)
Hooks - (3:17)
(Worst Enemy) Deck Makeup and Setup - (5:25)
(Worst Enemy) Gameplay - (7:05)
(Worst Enemy) Final Thoughts - (11:17)
(Worst Enemy) Final Thoughts Summary - (15:42)
(Court) Deck Makeup and Setup - (16:36)
(Court) Gameplay - (17:11)
(Court) Final Thoughts - (21:30)
(Court) Final Thoughts Summary - (28:28)
Mostly reviews and how-to-play. Court is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, and 1 unboxings.
3 - 5 players
20 - 45 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Court, from BoardGameGeek:
Court is a trick taking game with a twist. If you like classic trick taking games like Spades, Euchre or Hearts, you will love the extra strategy in Court which includes special card powers, varying objectives and set collection.
Each player has a hand of cards, they take turns playing a card into the "trick" like traditional trick taking games highest card played wins the trick and a crown worth -2 points at the end of the game but in Court the lowest card played in the trick gets to trigger its card power. Winning tricks is powerful but sometimes you want to come in last to trigger that special power just at the right moment to swing the game. You have to watch out for the powerful character cards though, when played they not only win the trick but also get to use their power.
After a trick is completed the winner gets to distribute the cards played to the "Court" in front of each player, the court serves two purposes, first the cards in each players court at the end of the hand is the players score for the round. Second after scoring each player picks up the cards in their court and that is their hand for the next round.
There is also random special objectives in play rewarding players with negative points for getting specific card combinations in their court.
The game is played over 3 rounds. At the end of three rounds the player with the lowest score wins.