Vivo

In Vivo, each round starts by revealing a harmony type (Solo, Duet, Trio, Quartet). The harmony determines how many suits must be played in the trick—not being able to is considered playing “off-harmony,” making that player ineligible for points. At the end of the trick, the player who played the highest on-harmony card scores two points, and the lowest on-harmony card scores for the value of that card (those bass notes are so important!). Clever card play options and timing keeps each hand tense and engaging. Harmony cards played each round but revealed for the coming round allows for planning and anticipation for when to perfectly play just the right note card. Standard trick taking rule set makes this game accessible for new and experienced gamers alike with a very small learning curve. Adorable artwork from Sai Beppu makes this a delight to look at and oh so cute on the table. Contents: 48 Playing Cards 15 Harmony Cards