Mapputa Two-Tone Soul is a game in which you search for your destined partner who has the same past life as you.
First, each player is dealt a card that shows what they were like in their past life, and they secretly check what's inside.
Then, they arrange five image cards with various words on them in order of how close they are to their past life, and by turning over the cards with the furthest images first, they deduce and search for a partner who has the same past life as them.
When each player is convinced that the other person is their partner, they receive a heart-shaped chip.
The faster you collect a chip, the higher your points are, so it's first come, first served, but getting the answer wrong is meaningless.
Conversely, you can also patiently observe and try to figure out who your partner is, or you can choose not to take any chips until the end.
Once all the image cards have been turned over, everyone announces the contents of their past life cards.
Pairs who correctly picked their partner receive the heart-shaped chip as a point, but pairs who got it wrong lose their chips. A player who chooses not to take a chip can sometimes steal the chip that their correct partner has taken and add it to their score.
This is repeated three times, and the player with the most points wins.