夜連 Who Follows Me? (Yozure: Who Follows Me?)

Kawasaki Factory · Board game · 2026
— Ludopedia — BGG 3–4 20–30 min
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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS

Yozure is a tense, fast-paced trick-taking game that blends player elimination with classic push-your-luck mechanics. It is perfect for those seeking a competitive, punishing experience where every card played could be your last. The deduction element regarding remaining cards adds a layer of strategy that keeps the table on edge.

Highlights
  • Tense trick-taking mechanics
  • Quick and dynamic sessions
  • Constant push-your-luck tension
  • High player interaction
Keep in mind
  • Player elimination might frustrate
  • Requires constant focus
  • Very low margin for error
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you enjoy the tension of deciding whether to push your luck or bail out before disaster strikes, Yozure: Who Follows Me? belongs on your radar. This trick-taking card game adds a dark, punishing twist: player elimination. The premise is straightforward but the atmosphere is tense; you are walking through the darkness, and if no one follows the suit you lead, you disappear from the round and suffer a heavy penalty. It is a push-your-luck game where memory and table reading are your best friends. Since some cards are removed before play begins, the game becomes a constant exercise in deducing which suits remain in play. You will try to win the most valuable tricks to score, but every misstep could mean your early elimination. The dynamics between 3 or 4 players create an environment of constant suspicion. Is it worth being the leader and trying to snag the points, or is it better to play defensively and let others risk themselves in the dark? With quick 20 to 30-minute sessions, it is perfect for a warm-up or closing out a game night with a dose of adrenaline. This title demands total focus, as a miscalculation can knock you out of contention faster than you might expect. Prepare to bluff, calculate risks, and hope that when you lead a card, someone has the courage (or the necessity) to follow you. If you like card games that do not forgive mistakes and keep the stress levels high, Yozure is a solid bet to test your group's friendship and strategy.

Best player count

BGG community vote

3–4 players
3 OK
4 OK

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Game details

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Admin: Upcoming Releases
Publisher Kawasaki Factory
Designer Susumu Kawasaki

Community

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4owners
4wishlist
2want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
Is the game difficult to learn?
Not at all! The trick-taking rules are quite intuitive; the real challenge lies in knowing when to push your luck.
How many players does it support?
It is specifically designed for 3 to 4 players.
How long does a game last?
It is quite quick, usually between 20 and 30 minutes, perfect for a filler between heavier games.
What happens if I get eliminated?
You are out for the current round and suffer a penalty. That is the risk of venturing into the darkness!
Do I need a good memory to play?
It definitely helps! Since some cards are removed, keeping track of which suits have been played is key to avoiding elimination.

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