Not all hands are created equal but in this game, you get to rewrite your fate. In a high-strategy twist on classic Daifugō, players use special “segments” to alter the digital numbers on their cards, transforming weak hands into powerful plays. Whether you’re adding bars to a 1 to make it a 7, or trimming a 9 into a 3, the key to victory lies in clever rewiring.

Segnum is a ladder climbing and shedding game inspired where players manipulate the numeric values of their cards using physical segment chips. Each turn, players may play cards, pass to earn segments, or spend them to modify card values in order to form valid sets. But there’s a cost to hoarding resources: unused segments at game end result in penalties, while perfect efficiency brings bonus points. Planning when to pass, how to reshape your hand, and when to strike adds a layer of tactical depth that rewards foresight and flexibility.