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Rainbow
Publisher: Grimpeur
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Description
Rainbow is a new type cardgame similar to Michigan.
The game is composed of 60 cards from 1 to 6.
First, open the top cards equal to the number of players from the deck. Then deal out the remaining cards to every player evenly.
The players then play several cards from their hand to get one of the cards in the field. If you play the highest set, you can get the highest cards in the field. After deciding which field cards goes to which player, then the played cards are now become a new field cards and play goes to the next round. This procedure is repeated until 2 of the players have no cards remaining.
The trick is if you play the highest cards, then they will be the big points in the next round.
Simple, but innovative cardgame.
Published at Game Market 2010 in Asakusa.
The game is composed of 60 cards from 1 to 6.
First, open the top cards equal to the number of players from the deck. Then deal out the remaining cards to every player evenly.
The players then play several cards from their hand to get one of the cards in the field. If you play the highest set, you can get the highest cards in the field. After deciding which field cards goes to which player, then the played cards are now become a new field cards and play goes to the next round. This procedure is repeated until 2 of the players have no cards remaining.
The trick is if you play the highest cards, then they will be the big points in the next round.
Simple, but innovative cardgame.
Published at Game Market 2010 in Asakusa.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Hand Management Set Collection |
| Categories: | Card Games |
| Alternative names: | Rainbow レインボー NeoN Rainbow レインボー |
| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| This was seen 5212 times | |
Description
Rainbow is a new type cardgame similar to Michigan.
The game is composed of 60 cards from 1 to 6.
First, open the top cards equal to the number of players from the deck. Then deal out the remaining cards to every player evenly.
The players then play several cards from their hand to get one of the cards in the field. If you play the highest set, you can get the highest cards in the field. After deciding which field cards goes to which player, then the played cards are now become a new field cards and play goes to the next round. This procedure is repeated until 2 of the players have no cards remaining.
The trick is if you play the highest cards, then they will be the big points in the next round.
Simple, but innovative cardgame.
Published at Game Market 2010 in Asakusa.
The game is composed of 60 cards from 1 to 6.
First, open the top cards equal to the number of players from the deck. Then deal out the remaining cards to every player evenly.
The players then play several cards from their hand to get one of the cards in the field. If you play the highest set, you can get the highest cards in the field. After deciding which field cards goes to which player, then the played cards are now become a new field cards and play goes to the next round. This procedure is repeated until 2 of the players have no cards remaining.
The trick is if you play the highest cards, then they will be the big points in the next round.
Simple, but innovative cardgame.
Published at Game Market 2010 in Asakusa.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Hand Management Set Collection |
| Categories: | Card Games |
| Alternative names: | Rainbow レインボー NeoN Rainbow レインボー |
| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| This was seen 5212 times | |
CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.