Place cards, Trading & fun

Waka Waka is a simple, easy to learn strategy game for 2-4 persons from 10 years; Playing time approximately 35-40 minutes. The age refers to a normal reading ability, as primary school children in the 3rd / 4th Have the school year, as you should be able to read the instructions of the hole cards. Once you read through the brief rule of the game once, you can start playing the same and play each 0-3 hole cards and trade or ascend a stage play, and then tighten 0-3 hole cards. In turn put all their cards in hand, make your actions, pulling cards until a player has reached the major league level, the "place in the sun". But be careful, if still another player also reached the major league level until the end of the round, has (in a tie on gold coins) won the last player, a very nice additional idea of ​​the game inventor who holds the voltage until the last train high !

Why I like this game well:
+ It has a very nice board design with warm, cheerful colors. Waka Waka is on african "Do it," and that's the point: do your thing! Contact me, buy or sell goods or send the chimps from or playing the shaman, in any case: on, do not sleep, do it!
+ It's been about strategy, skillful playing the card, but even more so for fun and fellowship: I could always rejoice me when another good, forward leading card combinations played out and climbed as quickly match a level higher.
+ The luck factor is there because there are three cards in which the fire goes out, and then the shaman can do nothing more, and that can be bitter if you had just set in the current round on the art of the shaman; but does not matter to wait a bit, the fire is rekindled, others also does not work all at once.
+ The cards tell you what you can do with them, you do not need long explanations.
+ The idea situationally to settle the game in Africa driving in trading Africans in an old, traditional village culture, I liked the game has a nice game atmosphere.

Bad points:
Is there for this game no! However, I love a lot of players were demanding strategy games with more variants and moments of surprise, so my vote "4 stars, good." But it could also be 5 star.