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Our Verdict
A charming, math-based Japanese filler for those who love quick games.
Highlights
- Precise summation mechanic
- Stunning thematic art
- Very fast-paced
- Great for beginners
Keep in mind
- Requires careful math
- Can be very brief
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If you enjoy quick, aesthetically pleasing games with a dash of mathematical strategy, get your fans ready! In Sensu, you dive into Japanese culture to become a master of collecting folding fans. The goal is straightforward but requires focus: you must manipulate the cards in your hand to reach an exact sum—either 15 or 20, depending on the version you are playing—to complete a fan. Once you hit that perfect total, you can redeem the cards and start building your personal collection of luxury fans.
The gameplay is fluid and perfect for a high-quality filler or an opening game of the night. The first player to reach their fan goal (such as the third fan in the standard mode or two different types, depending on the variant) wins the game. The game is versatile enough to include an advanced mode, introducing elements like Power Tokens and Power Bonus Markers, adding an extra layer of depth for those wanting more than just the basics. It also features a solo mode for when you want to test your skills on your own.
A quick heads-up: if you come across older versions, stay alert! The current edition is a revamped version that won the Miglior Gioco Inedito award in 2023. Rules might vary slightly between the original DV Games version and this new edition, so always check the manual before starting. It is a light, fast-paced game with a beautiful visual style, ideal for those seeking a thematic and agile experience.
The gameplay is fluid and perfect for a high-quality filler or an opening game of the night. The first player to reach their fan goal (such as the third fan in the standard mode or two different types, depending on the variant) wins the game. The game is versatile enough to include an advanced mode, introducing elements like Power Tokens and Power Bonus Markers, adding an extra layer of depth for those wanting more than just the basics. It also features a solo mode for when you want to test your skills on your own.
A quick heads-up: if you come across older versions, stay alert! The current edition is a revamped version that won the Miglior Gioco Inedito award in 2023. Rules might vary slightly between the original DV Games version and this new edition, so always check the manual before starting. It is a light, fast-paced game with a beautiful visual style, ideal for those seeking a thematic and agile experience.
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Publisher
DV Games, HUCH!
Designer
Enrico Vicario
Artist
Andrea Guerrieri
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How long does a game last?
It's super quick! Usually between 15 to 25 minutes.
How complex is the game?
It's a light game (weight 2/5), easy to learn, but requires attention to card sums.
Can I play solo?
Yes! The game includes specific rules for a solo mode.
How many players can play?
1 to 5 players, making it great for small groups or quick sessions.
Do I need to know Japanese?
No, the game is theme-focused and does not depend on language to play.