With Springest Translation Opened and played 2-3 times. Title: Fruit Passion Original Title: Fruit Passion Company/Publisher: Eagle Gryphon Designer: P. Szollosi Players: 1-6 Age: 6+ Playtime: 20 minutes Difficulty (5-point scale, Easy 1 < Hard 5): 2 "Fruit Passion" is a set-collection game with a memory element where you manage your own area with various types of fruit. It's an expansion of "Gummy" with added elements. The deck is constructed, and the same number of cards as the number of players are flipped from the deck and placed face up in a row. This becomes the discard pile. On your turn, you either draw a card from the deck or draw a card from the discard pile. Then, you either play the drawn card in front of you or discard the drawn card to the discard pile. If you play the card in front of you, you place the card in front of you. If it's a fruit you don't have in front of you, you start harvesting that fruit by placing the card. If you already have that fruit, only the number on the top card is visible, and you cannot see the numbers on the cards below until the end of the game. If you discard the card to the discard pile, you decide where to place it, and discard it with only the top card visible. The discard piles are shared, not belonging to any specific player. The game ends when the deck runs out, and everyone calculates their final score. Each player spreads out their cards so everyone can see them, sorts them by fruit type, and arranges them in numerical order. The score changes depending on how far you have consecutive numbers from 1, and if you have two of the same number, that fruit scores 0 points. Pomegranates are bonus fruits this time, and passion fruit is high-risk, high-reward. The player with the highest score wins.