Thames & Kosmos Ubongo: Fun-Size Edition Handleiding
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Ubongo: Fun-Size Edition
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GaMe OvErViEw
Each player receives one set of eight tiles. At the beginning of each round,
each player also receives a new puzzle card. During a round, all of the players
simultaneously try to cover the light-colored placement area of their puzzle
cards completely with their tiles, with no part of any tile sticking outside of the
placement area. Not all of the tiles are needed to fill the placement area, and
the players are not told which tiles they will need to use.
The first player to solve his or her puzzle yells “Ubongo!” Then, this player
starts counting down from 20 to zero, while the other players continue trying
to solve their puzzles. All players who solve their puzzles before the countdown
ends, including the first player, earn one victory point. These players keep the
puzzle cards that they solved (off to the side) to signify their earned victory
points. The round ends when the countdown ends; any players who did not
solve the puzzle in the round do not earn any points, and simply discard their
puzzle cards. The first player to solve his or her puzzle in the round also receives
one gemstone token, worth one additional victory point, as a bonus. The player
with the most victory points after eight rounds wins.
GaMe CoMpOnEnTs
FoR 1–4 pLaYeRs, AgEs 7 aNd uP
FuN-SiZe EdItIoN
8 Gemstone
tokens
32 Puzzle cards
(with 64 different puzzles)
4 Sets of 8 tiles
PrEpArAtIoN
Take the from the box. Each puzzle card has two levels of 32 puzzle cards
difficulty: On the are the which require to solve. A sides easy puzzles, three tiles
On the are the which require to solve. B sides more difficult puzzles, four tiles
For the first game, we recommend using the A sides with the easy puzzles.
In your game, you will need a different number of puzzle cards depending on
how many players there are:
-> 2 Players: 16 puzzle cards
-> 3 Players: 24 puzzle cards
-> 4 Players: 32 puzzle cards
For a game with fewer than four players, place the cards that are not needed
back into the box. If you want to play solo, refer to the instructions on page 4.
Flip all of the puzzle cards needed for your game so that the sides with your chosen
difficulty level are face down, shuffle them, and place the stack in the center of the
table; the puzzles you will be attempting to complete must initially be hidden.
Each player receives a set of 8 different shape tiles.
If there are fewer than four players, return the unused tiles to the box.
GaMe PlAy
The game lasts eight rounds.
Round Sequence
-> Each player takes one puzzle card from the stack and places it in front of
himself or herself. All of the players turn their cards over to show the sides
with your chosen difficulty level at the same time.
-> Now everyone tries to into the fit the tiles exactly light-colored placement
area on their own puzzle cards. This means that the area must be covered
completely — the tiles may not stick out over the edges of the placement
A side (easy puzzle) B side (more difficult puzzle)
Placement area
area and may not overlap other tiles. To fit the pieces, players may rotate
and the tiles over. Each player has available to use. flip eight different tiles
But only three (or four) tiles are needed to solve each puzzle. Each player
will need to figure out for himself or herself which pieces are needed to
solve the puzzle. Note: Don’t worry! For each puzzle, there are at least three
solutions with different combinations of tiles.
-> As soon as one of the players has completed his or her puzzle, he or she
shouts and “Ubongo!” counts down loudly (and not too fast!) from 20 to zero
if the simple puzzles are being used, or from 30 to zero if the more difficult
puzzles are being used. The players may also agree on a different countdown
number before the game.
-> The player who completes his or her puzzle keeps the at the first puzzle card
end of the round, which signifies one victory point.
-> The other players continue playing while the first player is counting down.
Any player who solves his or her puzzle before the countdown reaches zero
can keep the card as a victory point at the end of the round.
-> When the countdown reaches zero, all of the players must immediately stop.
The first player who completed his or her puzzle then receives one gemstone
as a bonus victory point (the gemstone color doesn’t matter). Any other players
who could not solve their puzzles discard their puzzle cards into a discard pile.
New Round
All players take a from the stack and try again to solve their puzzles as new card
fast as possible.
EnD oF tHe GaMe
The game ends after (i.e., after the round in which the stack of eight rounds
puzzle cards is used up.) Now each player counts his or her puzzle cards and
gemstones, which are each worth one victory point. The player with the most
points wins. If there is a tie, the player with the most gemstones wins. If several
players have the same number of gemstones, then there are several winners.
Completing
the puzzle
Product specificaties
| Merk: | Thames & Kosmos |
| Categorie: | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Model: | Ubongo: Fun-Size Edition |
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