Description
If you have read Dav Pilkey's books, you know Flip-O-Ramas: scenes that come to life when you flip them quickly. Pasji mož: Hitrogibna igra (originally Dog Man: Flip-O-Rama Game) turns them into a race. Cards pile up on the table, and you look for two that together make one scene, then hit the bell before anyone beats you to it.
How to play Pasji mož: Hitrogibna igra
The shuffled cards are stacked in the middle of the table, with the bell within everyone's reach. The youngest player starts. In turn, you flip one card at a time and place it next to the previous ones so that all of them stay visible. When you spot a Flip-O-Rama pair on the table, ring the bell and take both cards.
If you ring too early and there is no pair, you must give one of the pairs you have already collected to another player. When the cards on the table run out, everyone counts their own. The player with the most cards wins.
Why you will like it
- The pairs are scenes from the Dog Man books, so children play with heroes they already know.
- Every card turned over can create a new pair on the table, so the tension lasts the whole game.
- Ringing by mistake costs you a pair, so it pays to look twice.
- Before your first game you look through the cards and pairs together, so even those who have not read the books yet can play.
Who is Pasji mož: Hitrogibna igra for
The game is for two to four players aged 6 and up and is easy to learn. The rules fit on one page. It suits children who love reading the Dog Man books, and family game time where parents can compete with their children.
Our shop also has Pasji Mož Hot Dog and Pasji mož: Dvajset tisoč bolh pod morjem.
What you might not like
The game may not suit those who don't enjoy speed games. The fastest player at the table often collects the most pairs, so younger children quickly fall behind against adults.
What's in the box
- 62 Flip-O-Rama cards
- bell
- rulebook
