Yumefuda

Alba • 1991

Yumefuda — Title screen
Title screen
Yumefuda — Gameplay
Gameplay

Published in Japan in 1991, Yumefuda is a single-player tabletop arcade game from Alba that draws inspiration from the traditional Japanese card game Hanafuda. Players manipulate cards on a playing surface using six buttons to create matching sets and score points. The gameplay presents a unique visual style reflecting the aesthetic of Hanafuda designs, which are known for their intricate imagery drawn from nature and courtly life. Yumefuda utilizes a Zilog Z80 processor and a General Instrument AY8910 sound chip. The game’s title translates to “Dream Card” in Japanese, hinting at the surreal or fantastical elements present within its card designs and gameplay mechanics. Players will need to carefully plan their moves to effectively combine cards and accumulate points through skillful arrangement. This medal game offers a focused tabletop experience rooted in a classic Japanese pastime, presenting players with a challenging puzzle of matching and strategy.

Details

Manufacturer
Alba
Year
1991
Players
1
Genre
Tabletop / Hanafuda
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
yumefuda

Machine data derived from the MAME project.