Board game Numeri, Numeri

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Product Description ■
Japanese translation included
This is a simple sugoroku type game in which you move your own frame by rolling a dice. But it's never just a game of luck.
There are 1 to 5 dice eyes and 1 ☆. When it becomes your turn, you roll a dice and advance your frame with the same number as the number of your eyes.
However, you can only put one frame in one square, so if the square is full, you can proceed to the next empty square.
Also, when the eyes of ☆ appear, you can advance any one frame. You can also divide this number into two if you see eyes 3-5. When
3 comes out, you can advance 1 and 2 frames respectively. 4 is a combination of 1 and 3, and 5 th is a combination of 1 and 4 or 2 and 3.
Also, if you have 3 frames in a row depending on the frame you have moved, you can perform another round. Otherwise, it's the next person's turn.
If you go to the place where there is no point, you cannot go further. The game ends when the first 3 squares are buried.
Some squares have numbers next to them. At the end of the game, if the number is written next to the box where your frame is, that frame has got the score.
The score is the number drawn on the frame × the number written next to the square. There are some disadvantages, and the number of frames that did not start at all is -5 × frames.
The biggest player in the total score wins.
It's a simple rule, but when the eyes of 3 to 5 come out, you check if there is a way to divide the number and line up 3 consecutive numbers.
Also, you can expect a high score for a frame with a big number on it, so you want to go ahead.
However, if it seems to be difficult to advance to the first place, it is also a good idea to stay in the mass which makes a score in the middle. It's a simple rule, but you might win with a little idea.
■ Game Summary ■
Number of players : 2 ~ 4
Target age : 8 years old or older
Play time : approximately 20 minutes
Designer : Rudi Hoffmann

1 Game Board
20 Frames (5 Each in 4 Colors)
Special Six Sided Die (1 ~ 5 ☆) 1
Instruction Manual (Original / Japanese) 1 copy each