Sen

Sen is a compact memory and hand-management game built around an uncertain four-card tableau. Each player begins with a face-down dream and may inspect only part of it, so every turn is a choice between improving the cards you know and gathering information about the cards you do not. Drawn cards can replace a card in your dream or trigger powers that reveal, exchange, or interfere with cards around the table. Low-value dreamscapes are desirable; ravens and other high values are dangerous. A player who believes their dream is safest can call for everyone to wake, but calling too early risks a penalty if another player has built a lower total. Rounds continue until the scoring threshold is reached, and the fewest accumulated ravens wins. The Polish edition uses evocative Marcin Minor artwork and largely icon-led play, but its supplied rulebook and official tutorial are in Polish.