Description

You are dead. You must remember good deeds you have made during your previous life and appeal to the judge for a better life next time.

In the dexterity game of Last Judgement (????, pronounced "Enma Saiban"), players try to gather fragments of their memory. When you have gathered enough memory, you remember a good deed and score points.

During your turn, you try to stack a number of wooden blocks. If you fail to stack them, your turn ends immediately; if you succeed, for each block you stacked, your pawn advances one square or you gain a fragment. Depending on the square where your pawn lands, you gain additional fragments or convert fragments into a fragment of better quality, or you may spend fragments to regain the full memory of your deed, earning several points. Turns go clockwise, and the next player begins their turn by stacking a number of blocks on top of the existing stack.

At the end of a round, if any player has scored 40 or more points, the game ends. Players score their end-of-game bonuses, and the highest scorer wins the game and enjoys a good start for their next life.

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