Satori is a 3‑to‑4‑player card game that blends strategy, luck, and a splash of Eastern philosophy. The goal is to achieve enlightenment, which occurs when you manage to play all the cards in your hand in a single trick or when no other player can follow the must‑follow rule. The deck features four suits numbered 1 to 12 and two special cards that don’t belong to any suit. The most intriguing rule is that you can’t start a trick with the enlightenment suit—the fixed trump. If your hand contains only cards from that suit, you are “liberated” from the game and earn a different set of victory points. The scoring system changes depending on whether you’ve reached enlightenment or not, making every game feel fresh. The trick‑taking mechanic is straightforward: the player who plays the highest card of the leading suit wins the trick unless a trump card is played, which beats all other cards. The game lasts 15 to 30 minutes, so you can play several rounds in one evening. It’s a light, yet profound experience where following the suit and managing your hand are essential to out‑enlighten the others. If you enjoy card games that demand rule awareness and are intrigued by a Japanese theme, Satori could be the perfect pick for your game nights.