Vampire Mau Mau!

Mau Mau ... Does this sound familiar? One of the most classic card games around. Vampire Mau Mau from the house of Pegasus, accesses the old well-known card game principle, however, has here and there smaller innovations and a very personal touch. Keeps willing But first the content, which among other things 44 Mau Mau cards, 11 special cards (Werewolf and clock), 8 large character cards and a large manual in A4 format for the buyer.

The gameplay is kept simple and ruck internalized twitching. The playing cards are different (red, purple, blue and green) over classical Mau Mau variant by various artwork / symbols (skull, wooden stake, vampires, spiders, etc.) and four colors. The aim of the game is, of course, their own maps quickly to get rid of than the opponent players. Spiced up is the whole game by double-printed special cards (a certain character once by day and once at night show), which has each different in itself affect the gameplay and of which each player gets a start of the game. Thus, in a special card, for example, all players must draw a playing card, or record two new cards at another special card, the player with the fewest cards in his hand. Depending on the character card and day / night time.

The character and special cards spice the game concept to tidy and make for great variety. I want to commend to this the card design and the overall look of the game, because as always, Pegasus has been a lot of effort to set up the game a personal touch. But that is one yes from Pegasus ('m enthusiastic Zombies !!! - Players) otherwise usual. Only the 44 playing cards are a bit too thin for my taste and would like may be a little more robust. From my side thus there four stars for this Mau Mau variant.