After the well-known children's book "Guess how much I love you" by Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram, Kosmos now also presents the matching game to the children's book. Just like in the book, it has to be estimated how much the little rabbit loves the big rabbit.
Before the game starts, the hare figure is assembled and placed in front of the oldest player. The cords are placed in front of the oldest players. The bunny cards come in the middle of the board and the game can start.
The game is played in rounds. First of all, all players - except for the player who is just the "little rabbit" - close their eyes. The "little bunny" then pulls a string and attaches it to the rabbit figure. In the first round, the oldest player is the "little rabbit", then always the next player in a clockwise direction. If the "little bunny" has attached the string, he calls "Guess how much I love you" and all players are allowed to open their eyes.
Players now need to assess the length of the string that the "little rabbit" has chosen. The players grab as quickly as possible one of the rabbit cards from the middle, on which always a string is shown. Of course, each string on each rabbit card has a different length, of course, if possible, you should choose the rabbit card with the right string length.
Once each player has taken a card, the "little rabbit" now determines which player has taken the right one. He takes the cord and places it on the respective cards. If a player chooses the right rabbit card, he gets a chip for it. If no player has chosen a correct card, the "little bunny" himself gets the chip. The cards come back to the middle of the table, as well as the string. Then the player to the left of the previous "little rabbit" is the new "little rabbit" and the next round begins.
The game ends as soon as a player has collected three chips. This player then automatically wins the game.
A variant suggests that players can earn an extra chip once they get the right string length and then ask, "Do you really know how much I love you?" as original as possible. As another alternative, the chip can only be awarded for the correct string length if the player brings an original explanation that no other player had before.
Action / Dexterity, Children's Game, Deduction, Educational, Novel-based
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