do and i feel like we're not seeing that as much these days or just maybe in the past couple years but this one definitely has that aspect uh stefan fell will typically do stuff like that anyway and that is a nice uh you know part of the strategy um if i were to choose a game off of naveen's list that i wish i'd put on mine this would probably be one of them because i really really love this game as well but yeah so that is a great great choice yeah so i will say the uh the colors on this are a little bit difficult i think they've tried to make uh improvements in different printing this is the first version this is the first version the new one i think is like all white i have not seen that one up close and personal but this is my number NUMBER_TOKEN game of all time this is carpe diem okay moving on to my number NUMBER_TOKEN this is a game that we've talked about so much so if you're familiar with any of our other top NUMBER_TOKEN lists or just any of our other content in general you know this game we've mentioned it a lot it's a game that's been that was designed by muneyuki yokuchi and published by ninja star games in NUMBER_TOKEN and it is a trick taking card game called yokai septet so this is a game that is upside down and i kind of regret not bringing this to accent plug because we played one game there several times we could have brought this out we could have yeah but uh it is a trick taking game for three or four players three or four players only yep yes and the the kind of spin with this one is there are several different suits there's seven seats there's seven suits and they range in uh in number values yes depending on the suit they kind of do this cascading um range where the only number that they all have in common is a seven yeah so like one suit could be one through seven the next two through eight three through nine and so on and so forth so they always align where sevens are in each individual suit yes and so if you're playing a three-player game then you're all playing kind of individual if you're playing a four-player game which is my favorite way to play then it's two two v two and uh with limited communication yes with it you're not allowed to to tell each other what you have in your hands there's a little bit of an aspect to it where you can pass like two cards or something to your to your uh to your teammate just so you have some information as to what's in their hand but the basic object of the game i don't remember exactly how many depending on player count but you're trying to win tricks that contain sevens in them yeah so if it's a team game you're trying to win four sevens total if you're playing uh the three-player game which is everybody for themselves you're trying to win three sevens total and it's interesting because uh each game that you play there's going to be a trump suit that's dictated by by one card that's not in play there's also a super trump and so you know there's a lot of strategy to it there's
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