Tough as nails to digest but I did get an Excellent! I'm still not super confident I know how everything works (like the suit orders), and I didn't come up with a concise strategy (I'm not really an experienced card game player or anything), but I think it's a really cool idea!

In real life I would definitely need to play through a round with someone telling me exactly what to do or watch them play, and I think the same kind of tutorial approach would do great here.

I was also a little confused by the text box for a while, for some reason I assumed the newest text was on the bottom and kept scrolling down, I think that could be remedied with maybe some lighter colors on the older text, timestamps, or maybe just hiding the backlog behind a button.

Onboarding is a lot of work though and I think you did great for a jam, it's a very complete card game with infinite replayability!

Really cool entry, fun to play once you get a hang of the mechanics. It took me a round of not knowing what I was doing to get the hang of it, but by round 2 I was ready, and managed to get an EXCELLENT rating. There was an element of risk/reward in that round and it ended up with me beating a 2 with a 3 to get the last PERFECT card to meet expectations, that felt like a really good payoff.

Definitely recommend trying to do a web build next time so more people will see all your hard work. Very well done!

I love trick taking games and I think the idea is cool where you try to win the cards that match the customer expectations. I feel like it was actually quite easy to win the cards you need.

Critique:

• The user interface in this game needs polish because most interactable items don't show any indication that they can be interacted with
• I would have loved some sound effects in this game, maybe some coffee sounds and card shuffling sounds etc.
• The graphics seem to be a salad of different styles with realistic images and some being just graphical buttons etc. Maybe some unification for that would also be nice
• I didn't really understand how the brew works because you can select cards of suits that have not been brewed yet after you brewed one already. But you can only brew one suit per round or how does that work?
• I feel like trick taking games are sometimes quite hard to understand so maybe a better tutorial would be useful here, I know how they work so I didn't have a problem understanding it.

Managed to get a "Good" rating. I like a good card game