Similo
Similo is a cooperative deduction game, where all players work together to identify the Secret Character using a series of Clues!
Each version of Similo comes with a deck of 30 big cards beautifully illustrated by Naïade, showing the portrait and the name of a series of characters with a common theme: Fables, Animals, Greek Myths, and many more!
You can also mix and match different versions by using one deck for the characters and the other for the Clues... will you guess which animal has something in common with Hermes, Artemis, and Apollo?
Antal spillere: 2 - 8
Spillængde: 6 mn
Kompleksitet: 0 / 5
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Med dine venner og tusindvis af spillere fra hele verden.
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Spilsammenfatning
Objective
Similo is a cooperative game that all players win by identifying (NOT selecting) the secret character.
Setup
One player is the clue giver and other players are guessers. The clue giver draws a hand of 5 cards.
A 3x4 grid of cards is dealt out, with one card being highlighted (to the clue giver only!) as the secret character.
Gameplay
The game consists of 5 rounds. At the start of each round, the clue giver plays a card from their hand either vertically (to convey that the secret card has "something similar" to the secret character) or horizontally ("something different"). Then they draw 1 card.
The guessers discuss and decide which cards are not the secret character. They then remove a number of cards (1 first round, 2 second round, 3 third round, 4 fourth round, 1 last round).
If the removed characters are not the secret character, the next round starts. Otherwise, the game ends.
End of the Game
- If the guessers remove the secret character at any point during the game, all players lose.
- If the last character remaining is the secret character, all players win.
