Set in 1984 during the height of Japan’s bubble economy, the National Tax Bureau’s Inspection Department—affectionately called “Marsa”—is on a mission to take down a band of daring evaders. The backdrop is Showa, a time of prosperity and excess, where the pressure of tax enforcement makes every player’s heart race faster. In the core of this game, you and your partner split into two rival teams: the Marsa squad, hunting down the scoundrels, and the evader crew, trying to slip away with the most money. Each turn, you receive cards representing clues, documents, and suspects, and you must assemble an investigation report before the alternating team does. The challenge is fast‑paced: 30 to 40 minutes, two players, pure deduction mechanics. The cards feature AI‑generated illustrations, giving a futuristic and surreal flair. If you enjoy games that push logic and mental agility, this title will leave you on your feet, ready to crack the 80’s economic mysteries. The game demands attention to detail, as every clue can turn the tide. But if you have the patience to analyze and deduce, victory may be just one card away. What else? A minimalist design, high‑quality components, and a theme that blends nostalgia with AI tech. The whole package creates a gameplay experience that’s both a logic test and a trip through Japanese economic history. If you’re after a quick, intense, strategic duel, “Marsa’s Time” could be your next favorite. The goal is simple: gather the pieces, compile the report, and beat the other team first.