Przygody w dżungli 1956

Old Polish game. Each player becomes an explorer in the tropical jungle. Pawns can move only in straight lines, you cannot jump over another pawns or "dangers of the jungle". However, the amount of fields covered in one move is not limited. After finishing a movement player picks up one adjacent tile. It can be:

- a desired object or animal, helpful in explorations (elephant for example) - object scoring VP - "danger of the jungle"

One player is not a usual explorer. Instead he plays the role of the "jungle". He aims to trap the players (by guarding the exits). When a "danger" tile is discovered, it enters the maze and "jungle" player is able to move it from this moment.

In any moment players acting as "explorers" may exit the jungle. They count VP on gathered tiles. At the end of the game (when everybody left the jungle or is not able to do it). The player acting as "jungle" earns VP for:

- every tile, that has not been discovered - every VP tile gathered by trapped players, who did not leave the jungle.

Player with the most VP is the winner.