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Le jeu des incollables

Le jeu des incollables Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Components
  • Introduction
  • Goal of the Game
  • Moving the Pawn
  • Coloured Spaces
  • "Ouch!" Space ("Aïe")
  • "Stop" Space
  • End of the Game

Components

  • 1 game board
  • 1 die
  • 6 pawns
  • 288 cards

Introduction

This game contains 3,456 question-and-answer cards for family play on school subjects and leisure themes. From CP to CM2, each child will find questions matching their level. A sixth category of question-and-answer cards lets the older players and adults play together with the younger ones.

Goal of the Game

The winner is the player who, after reaching the "finish" space, has correctly answered two questions out of three asked in the subject of their choice.

Moving the Pawn

Playing as a team is possible. The number of players is unlimited.

Each player (or team) chooses a pawn of a colour.

Each player rolls the die on their turn. The player with the highest score starts the game.

The first player rolls the die and moves their pawn. They must then answer the question matching the space they land on.

If they answer correctly, they roll the die again. Otherwise, the turn passes to the player seated to their left, who continues the game.

Coloured Spaces

  • Blue space: Maths - Sciences
  • Pink space: Entertainment
  • Violet space: History - Geography
  • Yellow space: Discoveries
  • Green space: Nature
  • Orange space: French

"Ouch!" Space ("Aïe")

When a player lands on this space, their opponents choose the subject from which a question will be asked to them.

If they answer correctly, they roll the die again. Otherwise, they return to the space they came from, and the next player rolls the die.

"Stop" Space

When a player lands on this space, they choose the subject from which a question will be asked to them themselves.

If they answer correctly, they roll the die again. Otherwise, they move back eight spaces.

End of the Game

The game is won when a player, having reached the "finish" space, correctly answers two questions out of three in the subject of their choice. If the player answers none of the three questions asked, or only one, they wait for their next turn to try again.

...GOOD LUCK!