Description: Yushino is a CrossWord game with Numbers!If you like word games then you will love Yushino! It can be played with non-english speakers too and you do not need to memorize words or have arguments about whether a word is valid or not. Sudoku lovers rejoice! Yushino is a numbers game that can be played with company. Play with your Facebook friends, or start a game with a random person and make new friends!You place numbers in sequence, just like in crossword games, and collect points. Each player gets 7 tiles at random from a central pool of tiles.In each move you must place a sequence that touches on an existing tile on the board. In the very first move you must place a tile in the center of the board. After each move, you are given new tiles so you always play with 7 tiles, until the tiles are exhausted.When the players can play no more moves, or when one player finishes their tiles the game ends and the highest scorer wins. A number sequence is valid if it adheres to one of two rules: 1) If the sequence contains 3 numbers or more then every number is the sum of the previous two, but we only take the last digit of that sum. So 763 is a valid sequence since 7 + 6 = 13, and the last digit of 13 is 3. Examples of valid sequences are: 35831, 8640, 9763921, 112, etc. 2) If the sequence has two numbers, then the numbers must be adjacent, i.e., they must differ by 1. For example: 01, 10, 89, 90, 09, 67 are all valid sequences. Note that 9 and 0 are considered adjacent.Each number in a sequence counts points equal to the number (a 9 counts 9 points, a 0 counts 0 points, etc). There are also blank tiles, which can be made any number the player wants and count 0 points. The points are multiplied by the multiplier squares on the board. A multiplier square has a 2* or 2X or 3* or 3X in it, and can be used only once; after it is used, it does not multiply any more. The '*' multipliers multiply just the number on them and the 'X' ones multiply the whole sequence that touches them: so 2* multiplies a number by 2, 3X multiplies the whole sequence by 3, etc. Enjoy Yushino!