Hare und Igel

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ With Japanese Translation
It is the first grand prize winning game that was established in 1979 at the German Annual Game Awards (Spieel dea Jahres).
The game is a Sugoroku that aims for the time to reach the goal faster.
However, you don't need a dice, and you need a detailed strategy.
However, you can use your carrot power to move as much as you want.
However, you can use your carrot power to move as much as you want.
However, you can use your carrot power to move as much as you want.
However, you cannot reach the goal with only the carrot power you have at the start. If you try to move as much as you want, you need the carrot power you need to accelerate.
You cannot reach the goal with only the carrot power you have at the start. You need to recharge it halfway.
For example, you can get a carrot power of 10 times the number of squares that are moved backward when you go into a hedgehog square.
If you stop at a carrot square, you can get 10 carrots power if you do not move forward one time.
Also, you can get a power if you are in the same rank as the numbers written when the next turn comes in.
However, you may not get a power until then if you are in the same rank as the numbers written when the next turn comes in.
However, you may not get a power until then if other players do not pass or pass, and they do not allow you to reach that rank.
Also, you cannot reach the goal unless you stay at a lettuce square and consume a lettuce card.
In a rabbit square, an event occurs and distorts the calculation.
Each square can stop only one frame, so you may not be able to reach the goal.
You can only watch the other players move well.
Game overview ■
Number of players : 2-6
Play time : about 30-45 minutes
Target age : 10 years old or older
Designer : Faplett