Kikigagne? | SKU:
KIKI-NONMERCI-001
Non Merci (a.k.a. No Thanks!) (French Edition)
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Description
Description
| Publisher | Kikigagne? |
| Players | 3-5 |
| Playing Time | 20 mins |
| Suggested Age | 8 and up |
| Honors |
Subtle game for calculating players. The objective of this game is to accumulate as few negative points as possible. At the start of the round, a card numbered from 3 to 35 is revealed. On your turn, choose to accept this card, and collect the equivalent negative points OR to refuse it by placing a token on it. As your stock of tokens is limited, you will necessarily have to accept cards. To limit the negative points, try to reconstruct sequences of numbers with these cards: you will then only lose the value of the smallest card in each sequence. For example, 20 and 22 are worth 42 points, while 20, 21, 22 are only worth 20! In this game where the dilemma is permanent, know how to best balance calculation and risk-taking to limit the damage!