China is an exotic land, but also a land of power, struggle and betrayal. Over there, politics is a serious thing, and it leaves no room for the weak. Gang of four is a power game with Chinese origins (derived from Choh Dai Di, a card game as old as Confucius) where players will compete with cards and try to eliminate their opponents. All tricks are allowed, and only the most Machiavellian will be able to become stronger and stronger. Each player has a hand of 16 cards, which they must be the first to get rid of by making different combinations. Each time a combination of cards is dealt, the next player must outbid the other player by dealing a stronger combination. If he can't do this, he passes his turn and loses his chance to discard a few cards. When one of the players has put down his last card, the round is over and the points are counted. Then a new round is restarted until a player reaches 100 points.