Only for fans of simple numerical card games

Contrasting the game is rather bleak, therefore, but does not provide graphics in the true sense. More of a background. I like the cards anyway, because they are something else, as always this squeaky colors that are otherwise so familiar.

The cards are made of linen and can be mixed excellently therefore. How long does it take in frequent use until the black cards repel at the edges, I'll never know ...

The very short game rule is almost self-explanatory, well constructed and provides some examples.

Gameplay

Each player gets a handful of cards in hand, depending on number of players. Afterwards 4 rows of cards are placed in the middle of the table, of which two rows with the value 1 and two rows with the value 100 start.

The two series have from 1 -> 1 vervöllständigt -> 100 and 100. Here, numbers may be skipped.

One by one the players are to act and must create at least 2 cards, like more. Since it is a cooperative game, this may be discussed, but no direct numerical values ​​may be called.

"Do not invest in the lowest deck" for example, would allow.

Then filled his game completely on hand again and the next is your turn. Finally, there is still the backward rule:

Because after a while the decks are pretty full, it is permitted in a particular case, for example, instead of ascending to place a card and descending, ie if you put a card with just a difference of 10. On the ascending stack you should then put eg on the number 15 then the number 5.

The aim of the game is to play out as many cards. At the end of the remaining, unplayed cards are counted. Less than 10 maps are assumed to be a good result.

Conclusion

For me this game is, unfortunately, nothing. In principle, just stop making cards series. Of course, the cooperative Place is new, but just does not change the basic principle. Personally, I find something rather boring.

But the game seems to have his followers, if we are to believe the current BGG ranking. So be it, for me there are plenty of other games. Those who like such games, also Keltis should look at the card game or Coloretto. They go in the same direction.