MatchMaker

This game is a board game designed and developed by a team of three. The game starts with traditional playing cards and requires three players to participate. In the game, the player is equivalent to the role of a matchmaker. He needs to customize a suit matching target from his own deck (for example, hearts match spades, etc.), but he cannot let the opponent's matchmaker know what his target is. Next, the three matchmakers need to take turns to select cards from the public deck, and put the pair of cards they have matched into the area where they have completed the pairing in the form of their backs facing up. In this process, the three players need to guess each other's matching targets, and strive to get more matches for themselves or destroy the matching process of other matchmakers. Of course, players can also increase their score for a single pair by risking rare pairing targets, such as pairs with the same number but different suits. The player with the most matching points at the end of the game wins.

In this game development, I am responsible for some system and gameplay design