February of Cards

■ What kind of game is it?

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From Sunday to Saturday, cards are placed face down in each of the 7 x 4 = 28 squares on the calendar. It is a competitive game in which all placed cards are replaced face up.

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If you take the card placed on the back, a coin will appear. 20 coins worth 10 points, 4 coins worth 50 points, and 4 coins worth 100 points are placed on each square.

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If the day of the week of the card you have and the day of the week of the empty square (where the coin is placed) are the same, the card you have will be automatically placed in that position. When you place a card, you get the coin that was placed.

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If you have no cards in hand, you can continue to take the cards on the back. If there are spaces that can be placed continuously from there, cards will be placed automatically, and a "combo" will occur by acquiring coins consecutively.

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You compete based on the number of coins you got in the end, but after you have placed all the cards, you will receive additional bonus coins depending on the number of "combos". The total will determine the winner.

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The month of February, which is also the title of this game, increases by one day in leap years'' that occur once every four years. In this game, a leap card'' is added once every four races. If you take this card, it will be immediately placed in the designated place and you will receive 100 coins.

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Both players and opponents choose from 26 alphabets. As you win, the points you win will accumulate, so please try to see how far you can advance. In the solo mode "Hitorisama", there is a slight development toward the end.