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Review by FileBEAST's Dr Norris:

Min-Ha-To was a difficult title for me to learn. The instructions that came with Min-Ha-To were clear, but unfortunately written in "Engrish". Even after wading through pages of instructions IÂ’m no closer to learning the secrets of Min-Ha-To. But with graphics as abysmal as these, I am not really interested anymore. The controls as well seem to do nothing. Clicking on the cards to apparently match them produces no result at all. Min-Ha-To is a game of matching cards, but it just served to frustrate me.

Publishers Description

The game of Min-Ha-To is one of a number of games played in Korea and Japan with a deck of 48 cards called "Ha-To".

A traditional set of Ha-To have pictoral representations of each of the twelve months to denote the twelve suits. In this version of the game a much simplified deck is also used to make learning the game easier.

In this version of the game you play against one of a number of computer opponents that (depending on their abilities when created) learn new strategies based upon each individual human playerÂ’s style of play.