Pakbo

Pakbo is a deduction game for two children. Both players have two thin plastic boats and standees for them. One represents their own boat and the other represent the other players boat. Players have also double set of six animals and twelve reply cards.

At the start of the game both players secretly attach six animal passengers in their own boat. There is numbered spaces (1-6) on the boat for the passengers.

On players turn, they will ask a question about the position of certain animal. (Example: Where is the cat sitting?). The other player answers with the answer card. There are three possible answer cards. Chosen animal is behind some other animal OR chosen animal is front of another animal OR the number where the chosen animal sits. After the answer player discards the used card. Then it's other players turn to ask.

When player thinks, that they know the right order of the animals, they can use their turn to guess. If the guess is right they have won the game, otherwise it's the other players turn.