My Version of the Rule Book of Standard Go-Stop

Example: Player Card

The objective of the game is to gather more points than others by collecting cards using the initial hand of cards given to each player.

Here is a brief and bad example of a game of Go-stop on my Android Phone.

Here is a brief and bad example of a game of Go-stop on my Android Phone.

How to engage non-Korean audience? “Go-Stop” (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #6)

In the previous posts, I talked about what may be done to change the Japanese Flower cards used in the game of “Go-stop. Now let’s go talk about what should be changed in the game itself.

Example Of Go Stop Card Game on an App

Here is a brief and bad example of a game of Go-stop on my Android Phone.

What to change? “Go-Stop” (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #5)

In the previous posts, I talked about why I think the Japanese Flower cards used in the game of “Go-stop” are problematic. Now let’s go talk about what should be changed.

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The Cards of the Game “Go-Stop” (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #4)

In the previous posts, I talked about the mechanics of the game of “Go-stop” popular in Korea. Now let’s go to the terrible cards.

The Mechanics of the Game “Go-Stop” (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #3)

In the previous posts, I talked about why I think the game of “Go-stop” popular in Korea needs localizing to be widely distributed in the U.S. Now let’s talk about the game itself.

The Game “Go-Stop” and its image in Korea (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #2)

For the first project of localizing niche Korean entertainment products called “Korean Americana Project”, I am trying to localize and improve the game “Go-Stop”, which is popular in Korea, for the American market.

The Game “Go-Stop” in Korean History (Project: Localizing “Go-Stop” #1)

In a previous post, I talked about my ideas regarding the project for localizing some niche Korean entertainment products called “Korean Americana Project”.  The first idea that came to mind to gauge the waters for interest in this was the Korean card game called “Go-Stop”.