Just 3 folds
Just 3 folds Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Hard Origami Game
How to play
When playing for the first time, remove the protective film from the mirror.
- Each player holds a sheet of origami paper.
- Take out three pattern cards at random and place them in the center of the table.
- All players start folding at the same time, aiming at the pattern on the pattern card.
- You can fold to match any of the three pattern cards.
- The pattern must be completed through three origami folding steps. (You can try to fold it as many times as you want to think about it.)
- Origami has auxiliary lines which can fold vertically, horizontally, and diagonally.
- When you finish, shout out loud: "Easy peasy!"
- Fold three times, then check with the mirror. (The printed sheet shows the mirror at a 90° angle.)
- Everyone stops folding, and the folded paper of the declarer is held up to a mirror to check if the pattern matches the pattern card.
- If it matches, the player who declared it wins.
- If not, restart the game.
3 Folds example
The printed example shows: origami paper and pattern card; Step.1, Step.2 and Step.3 folding diagrams; and "check with the mirror".
Pattern card difficulty
To ensure players of all experience levels can enjoy the game, three difficulty levels are provided:
- Beginner Level (cards 1–12): All players should first follow Steps 1 and 2 in the answer, then challenge themselves to complete Step 3.
- Intermediate Level (cards 13–22): All players should first follow Step 1 in the answer, then challenge themselves to complete Steps 2 and 3.
- Expert Level (cards 23–32): Directly challenge yourself to complete the puzzle.
Hints and answers are posted on the website below: https://jj-boardgame.com.tw/just3foldsanswer/
How to use the Assist Card
Players can choose whether to use the assist card, which can cover three-fourths of the pattern card. This reveals the correct pattern that should appear when the paper is properly folded after three steps.
Note: Align the assist card with the dashed lines on the pattern card to reveal the correct information.