Xylotar

It's an interesting implementation of trick taking. Information for all players is slowly gained on each trick, making future choices more deliciously crunchy. I heartily recommend it.

Deduction + Trick Taking = Beautiful Music

This game would be a hit for the rulebook alone, which is one of the few that I insist on reading verbatim for at least the first couple pages anytime I teach the game. But the game itself is anything but frivolous. It's a lovely mix of deduction and tricktaking that feels fresh and satisfying. Despite the simple rules it will take some folks a few plays to really grasp all the layers of meta involved in playing it well, and one of my friends who tends toward lighter fare finds it a bit much for her. But, everyone else we've introduced it to has loved it and honestly the only downside for me is it that does require quite a bit of tablespace to splay out your tableau, which might be tricky in some venues. Overall though, a great addition to our collection.

We cannot stop playing it !

Addicting trick taker with a few simple twists. We loved it!