Tsuchinoko Dokonoko (IMPORT)
This game is in Japanese but is language-independent (no Japanese text on cards), a pdf copy of the English rules will be provided with the game if they are not included within the box.
Are those two really connected?
Tsuchinoko Dokonoko is a speed action game in which you must quickly find two connected cards among the cards that are turned over one after another.
Recommended for families with elementary school children and casual/light groups.
When a player notices that one of the cards on the table is connected, they quickly take one of the two cards!
The other card can be taken by another player. In other words, two players can take it... how nice!
That's all the rules? But it's full of complications!
It's a game where you just have to find two pieces that connect, but it's hard to "find" them?
Colors are inverted
There are legs and there are not
The distance of the connections is subtle
This complexity slows down your sense of speed and leads to repeated mistakes.
Let's make a Tsuchinoko/Lizard with the parts you collected at the end of the game.
Before you know it, all you've collected is the head.
This game is in Japanese but is language-independent (no Japanese text on cards), a pdf copy of the English rules will be provided with the game if they are not included within the box.
Are those two really connected?
Tsuchinoko Dokonoko is a speed action game in which you must quickly find two connected cards among the cards that are turned over one after another.
Recommended for families with elementary school children and casual/light groups.
When a player notices that one of the cards on the table is connected, they quickly take one of the two cards!
The other card can be taken by another player. In other words, two players can take it... how nice!
That's all the rules? But it's full of complications!
It's a game where you just have to find two pieces that connect, but it's hard to "find" them?
Colors are inverted
There are legs and there are not
The distance of the connections is subtle
This complexity slows down your sense of speed and leads to repeated mistakes.
Let's make a Tsuchinoko/Lizard with the parts you collected at the end of the game.
Before you know it, all you've collected is the head.
This game is in Japanese but is language-independent (no Japanese text on cards), a pdf copy of the English rules will be provided with the game if they are not included within the box.
Are those two really connected?
Tsuchinoko Dokonoko is a speed action game in which you must quickly find two connected cards among the cards that are turned over one after another.
Recommended for families with elementary school children and casual/light groups.
When a player notices that one of the cards on the table is connected, they quickly take one of the two cards!
The other card can be taken by another player. In other words, two players can take it... how nice!
That's all the rules? But it's full of complications!
It's a game where you just have to find two pieces that connect, but it's hard to "find" them?
Colors are inverted
There are legs and there are not
The distance of the connections is subtle
This complexity slows down your sense of speed and leads to repeated mistakes.
Let's make a Tsuchinoko/Lizard with the parts you collected at the end of the game.
Before you know it, all you've collected is the head.