Asian card game Hanafuda. In her deck there are 12 (according to the number of months in a year) unequal suits of 4 cards each. The essence of the game is that each player has two parts of the available cards, accumulated and distributed. Cards are thrown out of the deck, depending on what fell out and what is among the available cards dealt (match of suits), you can put something in the accumulated part. As soon as the game ends, the accumulated part of the cards and, accordingly, the points for them are considered to be available. The rest of the details of the game can be searched on the Internet. But as for this Hanafuda simulator, it has the following features. A large number of items on the menu and everything (alas) in Japanese ... friendliness towards a novice player, since all options for paired cards are immediately circled for ease of choice. Difficulty at the initial stage of the game is very low (apparently, designed for home and young users), the opponent does not cheat at all and does not “counter” you, playing simple and short-sighted (at the initial stage of the game). The design is a separate song - it's amazing. Before you start playing, you will be shown a plot picture-text screen saver with a dialogue between you and your opponent, all the characters are drawn in an "anime" way and voiced very vividly, this must be seen and heard. In the course of the game, they vividly react to everything and comment; playing this game, you feel like a real character of a Japanese cartoon, and also pleasant music sounds, slightly reminiscent of Japanese folklore. In general, this game has one small drawback, a bunch of Japanese characters that should not at least scare you (it is not necessary to know them, they just should not scare you),