• Once you’ve determined where to put the tourist figures in the tower, place the tourist figures without disturbing the balance!
• You can make the game more difficult by changing the ring spacing and order.
• The one who places all the tourists wins.
• Number of Players: 4
• Benefits:
• • Develops multi-dimensional thinking skills.
• • Increases the ability to establish cause and effect relationship.
• • Increases socialization and assertiveness.
• • The piece develops the ability to establish a whole relationship.
• • Improves quick thinking and decision-making skills.
• • Improves attention skills.
• Box contents :
• 1 Pisa Tower
• 24 Piece Tourist Figures
• 1 Color Dice
• Game Guide
• Age Group: 3+ Ages
• Box Dimensions: 27.8 x 27.8 x 7 cm.

• 40 Cards Plus 2 Pack Booster cards (Each Pack Contain 9-10 Random Cards)

• Eye training: table tennis skills pay attention to eye power and angle control. In a relaxed rhythm, every stroke into the bag, there is no place not to consider eye power.
• Hand brain coordination: the use of techniques and tactics and the coordination of manipulation enable players to experience the importance of hand brain combination, which is very beneficial for young children, middle-aged and old people.
• Family fun: billiards is a kind of intelligent and elegant multi-functional tactical sport, and so is mini billiards. It’s a kind of fun sport to enjoy the joy brought by competition and skills in the process of playing.

Game Goal:

• The first to finish wins the game.
  Setup:
• Open the game pad and place the cards in the slots on the pad. Each
  player selects a character, attaches it to
  their stand and places them at the starting point.

• Be the first to match the picture cards on the TRINKETS game table where you can test your attention and reflexes, press the bell and win!

HOW TO PLAY?

• Give each player 3 checkers of the same color. There are three different game versions in TRINKETS. Choose a game leader and decide which version shown in the picture to play. Let the fun begin!
• A VERSION: In this version, the game leader can also play. The leader distributes 3 picture cards face up to each player. The smallest player presses the bell and the game begins.
• The players look at their cards at the same time and try to find their match on the game board. When they find it, they should cover it with their own color scales. The first player to match all three picture cards hits the bell. The game stops and the other players stop matching in the picture. After checking the correctness of the matched pictures, the players put the picture cards they have matched in front of them and the ones they cannot match in the bag in gray. The picture cards in the bag are shuffled and the colored stamps are removed from the playing area and returned to their owners.
• The leader gives each player 3 picture cards and a new round begins. The game is over when a player collects a total of 24 picture cards or there are no picture cards left in the bag. When the picture cards in the bag are exhausted, the player with the most picture cards wins the game.

• The Grizzled is a cooperative card game set during World War I. Despite the war theme, there is no combat. Instead, The Grizzled focuses on the mental impact war has on the soldiers who fight in the trenches. During the game, players will attempt to navigate around their fears, and support each other throughout missions.
• The Grizzled is a cooperative, hand management card game for 2-5 players that takes about 30 minutes to play. The Grizzled plays best with 4-5 players.

• For 2 players
• 15 minute playing time
• Abstract, strategy game
• Both players have a quilt board, five buttons (this is currency) and a time token. You’ll need the rest of the buttons later so keep them at arms reach!
• The central time board is placed in the middle of the playing table and then place both players time tokens on the starting space. Choose who goes first (or the player who last used a needle starts)!
• Place the 33 normal patches around the board in a circle where everyone can view them in no particular order.
• Find the smallest patch which measures 1×2 and then place the neutral token between this patch and the patch next to it (clockwise).
• Place the special 7×7 tile in view of all players.
• The 5 special patches should be placed on the marked places on the time board