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You’ll never experience a better way to discover Rio de Janeiro!
SEE RIO… AND FIGHT
For the first time ever in a sandbox game, explore the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Discover 5 different neighborhoods including the favelas, business district, beaches and jungle.
Also, for the first time in the Gangstar series, explore indoor environments fully realized in 3D.
Mau Mau is a classic card game on your mobile phone screen for two to four players. The game is played against three computer opponents, so that a total of four players can participate in the game. The player may choose in the menu a different number of players (two to four) and select which players should be present.
The player's cards are located at the bottom of the screen. The game is turn-based, each time a player moves, (s)he either plays card from hands or takes a card from the base pile. The goal of the game is to get rid of all the cards from the hand. Complete game rules are
Mau Mau is a card game frequently played in Germany. It's usually for two players, though you can have as many as five or six. It uses two 52 card decks with all four suits, 104 cards in total.
Mau Mau is an easy game without any major tactics that are essential for winning.
The aim is to be the first to get rid of the cards in your hand. Like most other card games Mau Mau starts with...
Dealing One of the players is the dealer. Every player, including the dealer, gets an appropriate amount of seven cards. A couple of cards, those that remain from dealing, form the stock, which are placed face down.
The top card of the stock is turned open as the bottom card of a new pile.
Playing 
The player sitting next to the dealer begins. He takes a card of his hand to put it on the open pile. This card must be either of the same suit or the same value.
As some cards are special he may have to react on special demands. The special cards are:
The next player has to pick up 2 cards or play another 7 himself. Then the next player would have to deal 2 or play a 7.
The next player is skipped or play another 8 himself. Then the next player would be skipped instead or play an 8.
Jacks of any suit can be played on any card, except another Jack. The player also chooses next suit which will be played. Jack played as last card doubles the scores.
When an Ace is played, the direction of play is reversed and remains that way until another reverse occurs.
If the first card of the game is an ace, then play proceeds counterclockwise with the person next to the dealer.
As soon as a player keeps only one remaining card, he has to announce 'Last card'. When he plays his last card, must say 'Mau'.
If the last card he plays is a Jack, he says 'Mau Mau'. If a player cannot play a card, because he hasn't got any card of either the appropriate suit or value, nor a Jack, then he has to deal one card from the stock. In case this card fits, he can play it, otherwise he takes the card, and game passes to the next player.
If any player has played his last card, the game is over.
The other players count the value of their cards according to the following list:
| 2-10 | actual value (2-10) |
| Jack | 20 |
| Queen | 3 |
| King | 4 |
| Ace | 11 |
Jacks, played as last cards each double the scores.
After winning a round, the winner gets points, and the game continues with the next turn, until one of players reaches such a number of points that the game is over. The round winners are rewarded after each round, as well as the winner of the game is rewarded when the game is over. The reward is in a form of special item placed in front of the winner and the satisfaction from seeing the opponents being deadly sad that they have not won.
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