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Si ves gente alrededor de una mesa con un palo en el centro, gritando y riendo. Si ves figuras tribales, colores y manos en movimiento, no hay duda: están jugando al Jungle Speed. Jungle Speed es un juego adictivo, de partidas cortas entre amigos, que asegura grandes risas y buen rollo. Cada jugador recibe un montón de cartas de las que deberá librarse lo más rápidamente posible para ganar la partida. Contenido: • Un Tótem • 80 cartas • Una bolsa de transporte... para llevar a donde quieras • Manual de Instrucciones.
IMPORTANTE: esta nueva edición es incompatible con la anterior, al igual que su expansión, la expansión para esta edición de Jungle Speed ya está a la venta.
In Jungle Speed, you must rely on your keen sense of observation and quick reflexes. It requires a steady hand -- which can be hard to maintain during the many fits of maniacal laughter! The wooden Totem sits in the middle of the table, waiting for the player with the fastest reflexes to snatch it up and win the game. Each player is dealt a hand of cards. In order to win you must be the first player to get rid of all of your cards. Each turn, all of the players reveal one of their cards. If two cards are identical, those players must make a grab for the Totem. The faster player then gives their cards to their unfortunate adversary. To add to the difficulty, certain cards are almost identical, which can trick a hapless player into grabbing the Totem by mistake -- a grave error. Other cards force all players to make a grab at once, change the method of play, or otherwise add to the difficulty.
'Background':
The Aboulou Tribe in Eastern Trisopotamia invented Jungle Speed to determine the shares of food each member received after a successful hunt approximately 3000 years ago. The Aboulous originally used eucalyptus leaves as cards for the game. These early games usually ended in bloody fights because, unfortunately, all of the cards were identical. This simple error nearly drove the tribe to extinction. This is why Jungle Speed remained unknown by the outside world until the 20th century, when 2 clever gamethropologists, Tom & Yako, replaced the leaves with the playing cards we now use today.
Jungle Speed (2011), Asmodee, dimensiones aprox. 15 x 13,5 x 8 cm.
