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Naipe Cimarrón now plays Uruguayan truco, on the same table as the card game (cdn.masto.host)
 

Naipe Cimarrón now plays Uruguayan truco, on the same table as the card game.Muestra, piezas, flor and envido, one-on-one against the bot, with a 40-card Spanish deck made just for the game. Free in the browser, enter the code TRUCO in the menu:naipe-cimarron.yunque.games/?d@boardgames#IndieDev #GameDev #BoardGames #GameDesign #Uruguay

A capybara, an armadillo, a fox and a rabbit dressed as gauchos play truco at a country table at sunset, with mate, a bowl of beans for keeping score and a lantern.
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[Microblog] Hi! (cdn.masto.host)
 

Hi! We're YUNQUE Games, a tiny studio from Uruguay, looking for our first players and playtesters.Naipe Cimarrón is a free strategy card game where Uruguayan wildlife fights over territory, from the countryside to the city. Pick a people (rabbits that multiply, capybaras that improvise, foxes that strike, armadillos that endure), gather Vigor and fight for a six-slot table.In your browser, nothing to install:naipe-cimarron.yunque.games/?d@gamedev#IndieDev #GameDev #CardGame #Playtesting

Pixel art of a rabbit, a capybara, a fox and an armadillo dressed as gauchos, playing cards around a wooden table at sunset. Glowing card slots line the table and a die is mid-roll in the middle. Behind them, a dirt road leaves the countryside, with horses and a windmill, and turns into a city street with old buildings and lamps.