Mü & more

Mü & more

- Trick-taking game with many unique elements.
- Form new teams in each game, collect tricks together and receive bonuses.
- 3-6 people, 20 minutes, ages 10+

The revised new edition

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Description

Mü & more is a collection of card games developed by Doris Matthäus and Frank Nestel. The game was first published in 1995 by Doris & Frank and is now published by HeidelBÄRen in and first published in 1995 by Doris & Frank.

HOW TO PLAY MÜ & MORE?

Mü & more is a trick-taking game that is played over several games in alternating teams and offers unique game elements.

Before each game, you reveal some of the cards in your hand. Whoever shows the most leads one of the opposing teams of crown and shield and determines the trumps that beat all other suits. The crown player then chooses a partner and the actual trick-taking game can begin!

As soon as all the tricks have been taken, everyone receives personal points and whoever was on the winning team gets a big bonus on top!

Revised new edition?

In collaboration with Doris and Frank, we have once again put an extra portion of time and love into the popular Mü & more, whereby the gameplay has remained largely unchanged. (Never touch a running system!)

The biggest innovations are the newly added markers, which replace the previous scoring table and offer more clarity, as well as the elimination of the stalemate situation.
However, if you want, you can still play according to the Classic Mü rules with the new cards.

Product details

Age:	10+
DURATION:	from 20 minutes
NUMBER OF PLAYERS:	3-6 persons
CATEGORY:	Family game
TOPIC:	trick-taking
AUTHORS:	Frank Nestel
ILLUSTRATION:	Doris Matthäus
LANGUAGE:	English
YEAR OF PUBLICATION:	2024
RULES:	Rules (PDF)

Trees for the Future

With “Trees for the future”, we have found a competent partner in terms of sustainable commitment, which we wholeheartedly support with the sales of Mü & more: We are delighted to be able to plant a new tree with the sale of every game! As trees are not everything, the further work of “Trees for the future” also involves supporting local families who live from agriculture with knowledge and tools. The organization’s clever approach is called “There is no one-size-fits-all-solution”. It therefore works with local communities to see what help is needed to achieve more sustainable agriculture. Like Heidelberger Spieleverlag, the organization was founded in 1989 and is primarily active in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa. Detailed information is available at: https: //trees.org.