A hungarian children's game with Veronika Marék's lovely, familiar characters, from a hungarian tale.
"Boribon and Annipanni are looking for strawberries. Help them get to the strawberry bushes! However, the path meanders back and forth across the meadow, I wonder which of them will get to the delicious strawberry sooner?
This game develops logical skills, you don't need to count, you don't need a dice. It's fast, fun, and it has a short playing time: it just matches the concentration ability of preschoolers." - translated description from the back of the box
Content:
- 5 strawberry cards
- 58 playing cards
- table
- game description
Gameplay:
Lay out the game board among the players and place the five strawberry cards on the middle of the meadow. Distributing the 56 route cards equally, the players place them face down next to the picture of Bourbon and Anni Panni.
The player in turn draws one card from their side and, starting from their character, places it on the first field (which is the leftmost field on the first row, following and connecting the little yellow path). However, the winding roads have to be laid down skillfully. If at some point the road runs off the board or turns back on itself, you have to take down your cards and start over your path.
After this action, the other player in turn, who does the same.
As the roads are built, players get closer and closer to the delicious strawberries. The player who reaches it first, gets to take one of the five strawberrie tiles in the middle of the board. You can place this tile next to you and then remove all the road tiles from the board. Now the players have to make their way again from their remaining cards to collect their next strawberry.
Whoever collect three pieces of the delicious fruit, wins the game.
Children's Game, Maze · Chaining, Network and Route Building, Tile Placement
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