"Playing the game with someone who knew it already was the best way for me to learn the rules." Rasmussen thought the game had a high degree of replayability and found the artwork on the cards exquisite, believing "The artwork is worth the price of the game." He concluded with a recommendation, saying, "Jasmine incorporates a few old ideas with many new ones to create a fresh approach in card gaming.” Nearly a decade later, in Issue 204 of Dragon, Lester W. Smith compared Jasmine to another old card game, Trial by Pylon by Vincent Miranda, and thought that Jasmine demonstrated "a much better sense of game design." Awards At the 1983 Strategist's Club Awards, Jasmine was awarded "Most Outstanding Game of 1982". Other reviews Gameplay References Card games introduced in 1982 Dedicated deck card games