Trump Game

Trump Game is a compilation of four card games. Each of the games is a four-player game, pitting the player against three CPU-controlled opponents.

Sevens Annihilation (殺しの7ならべ) is a variation on the classic game of sevens. The table is laid out with place for each of the 52 cards in the deck, arranged by suit and value; the sevens are placed in the centre of the board, and the rest of the cards are randomly given to each player. On their turn, a player can place one of their cards in its assigned position as long as it's adjacent or diagonal to a card already on the table. If the player places a card so that one or more blank spaces is completely surrounded by cards, the player scores points based on the number of captured spaces. Because players can't play cards in spaces that have been captured, capturing spaces is uesful both for points and to deny opponents the chance to play cards. At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

Sevens (7ならべ) is a more traditional version of sevens. It plays similarly to the game above, except there is no space capture mechanic and cards cannot be placed diagonally. If a player can't play a card, they are forced to pass, and are eliminated after passing three times. The last player standing wins.

51 is a classic family card game commonly played with children in Japan. The player's goal is to assemble a hand of five cards in the same suit; players take turns randomly picking cards from the hand of the player before them.

The final game is a straightforward version of Old Maid (ババ抜き).