Best selling Card games from Amigo
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1. Amigo Fröschi's
Let the frogs jump! The numerical values of your own card series need to be arranged in ascending order with the help of the frogs. It's not that easy when there are useless items floating in the pond that don't fit into the number series at all! By cleverly swapping cards, the frogs leap through the card series in big jumps. A children's game by successful author Haim Shafir with a high fun factor.
How to play Frogs MBE3. Each player starts with 8 face-down cards in front of them and tries to arrange these cards into an ascending series from 1 to 8 by revealing and rearranging them. On their turn, a player draws a card. If it's a number card, it is placed in the corresponding position in their ascending number series. The card that was replaced by the number card is then sorted into the correct position in the number series. If there is already an open card in the appropriate position, the turn ends. If it's a trash card, the turn also ends. Frogs can take on any numerical value and can thus be placed in any position in the card series. The first player to sort or reveal all 8 cards wins the round and plays the next round with one card less. In the following round, the highest card value of the card series is removed. This continues until a player has only one card left and wins the round.
Details
- Language: German
- Age: 5+
Contents
- 60 playing cards
- 1 game instruction manual.
2. Amigo Halli Galli Woozle Goozle
Get ready to ring the bell with Woozle Goozle! Here’s how the giant fun for explorers works: Place a bell in the center of the table, give each player a stack of cards, and take turns revealing them. As soon as exactly five matching Woozle items are on top, the bell is rung. The fastest player wins! Here’s how to play Halli Galli Woozle Goozle: Players take turns revealing one of their cards, creating an open stack in front of each player. Once there are exactly five matching Woozle items visible on all open card stacks, all players must hit the bell as quickly as possible. The first to ring it wins all the revealed stacks. Players without cards are out. The last player with cards remaining is the winner. Contents: 56 game cards, 1 bell, and 1 instruction manual. Dimensions: 16.8 x 12.6 x 5.3 cm.
3. Amigo Halli Galli Junior
The giant fun with the bell is also available for the little ones. As soon as two happy clowns of the same color are spotted, there's no stopping, and all hands rush to the bell. But it’s not always as it seems. If a clown looks sad, you should definitely keep your hands off the bell. The player with the most clowns at the end wins.
4. Amigo Hail Galli
In Reihum, each player flips over a card. As soon as there are exactly five fruits of the same type on all the open cards combined, the player who rings the bell first wins all the open discard piles. The player who has collected the most cards by the end is the winner. A big fruit salad with bananas, strawberries, limes, and plums. Halli Galli is great fun for the whole family, focusing on reaction time and speed while also training quick observation skills. For 2 to 6 players aged 6 and up. Playing time is approximately 15 minutes.
5. Amigo beaver band
The beavers are really enjoying themselves, gnawing at a tree trunk and building their dam. But suddenly a grey water rat flashes by, and there's another one back there ... The aim of this funny card game is to get as few cards as possible with the nasty water rats.
Each player has four cards face down on the table, only two of which he may look at at the beginning. From then on, there are only a few ways to find out what is shown on the front. Is it a dozing beaver with a low numerical value or a nasty water rat with a high value that makes the beavers bother? Because one should get rid of these little grey rodents as quickly as possible. Special cards allow you to view one or the other card during the game or to send a bad card to your fellow players.
At the end of a game round, all cards are revealed and the numerical values of the cards are noted. Who has the least points after several rounds, wins this funny card game and deserves to recover the rest of the day with his beaver friends from the squabbles with the water rats.
6. Amigo The Little Raven Sock - Searching for the Treasure
Dive into the exciting world of the little raven Socke and experience an thrilling adventure. In this game, players must combine cleverly and think strategically to find the lost treasure. Ideal for shared playtime with family, it promotes teamwork and logical thinking. The game packaging includes exciting cards and figures.
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Quantity discount
EUR8,11 per piece for 4 units
Amigo The Little Raven Sock - Searching for the Treasure
German, 2 - 5 Players
7. Amigo X takes
Placing number cards in rows? So far, so familiar. However, each row accommodates a different number of cards, and whoever has to place the x-th card collects the entire row. Fortunately, there is a special X-row that protects against unwanted blunders. But just one wrong card can ruin everything, and then it’s a case of "X marks the spot!".
8. Amigo Wizard Junior
In the enchanting world of mythical creatures, even the youngest wizards discover their sometimes hidden abilities. Here, as a magic student, you take your first steps in developing the gift of foresight. Wizard Junior guarantees you an exciting introduction to the world of trick-taking games with its simple rules.
9. Amigo Schnattergei
A red elephant? Clearly: strawberry. It makes sense, right? Because the colors of the cards indicate which term is called when the card is played. You win cards by being quick with matching motifs, and the chatterbird adds a good dose of confusion. It's a fun reaction game that tests your concentration. Chatterbird is the latest card game from the creative mind of Halli Galli inventor Haim Shafir.
10. Amigo Five Crowns Junior
All good cards come in fives! Collect five cards with the same number or the same color, and you will receive a crown at the end of the round. However, if another player is quicker, you'll only get rats. The player with the most crowns after five rounds wins. For 2 to 6 players aged 5 and up. Playing time: 25 minutes.
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