Yumba Cabinet
For those who have read at least one article on anthropology, it is no secret: the main thing in this life is to grab the totem in time. Then you can — depending on the laws adopted in your tribe — declare yourself president, get the largest banana, or get rid of unnecessary cards by discarding them to your opponent, thereby getting closer to the desired victory. The main thing is not to lose your last loincloth in a fit of excitement...
The Law of the Jungle
At the "entrance to the jungle," each player receives their stack of cards (the deck is evenly divided among all participants), after which players take turns revealing the top card and placing it next to their deck — so that everyone can see the revealed symbol. Watch carefully for the emerging image. Are there any similar ones among the revealed cards? The turn goes to the next player. Noticed a similarity? Now the most interesting part begins.
Duels in the Pampas
If two or more players have the same symbols on top of their open decks, it’s time to grab the totem — a mysterious wooden object placed in the middle of the table. The first to do this can confidently pass their open deck to the slower players. Here you will need all the dexterity, reaction speed, and finger tenacity passed down from our monkey ancestors: for passing the unnecessary deck to your neighbor is the only chance to win in these harsh tropical forests.
From Monkey to Einstein
Of course, if the game Jungle Speed were limited to this — one could win simply by practicing hard at grabbing various objects. But the Wild Jungle has prepared some very strange cards and additional rules for its visitors. Therefore, game participants will have to use not only the opposing first finger, which ensures a lightning-fast and strong grip but also the intellectual abilities provided to them by evolution.
The Jungle Calls!
No matter what ecologists say, the jungle is currently a very hospitable zone — this game can accommodate a group of tourists from 2 to 15 people. Recommended by manufacturers for children over 6 years old, it is indeed designed as an educational game — developing, of course, primarily the speed of reaction. However, anthropologist scientists report that much older companions happily visit the Wild Jungle — to indulge in truly shamanic practices: laughing uncontrollably, teasing their neighbors, and performing ritual victory dances over the deck of their defeated opponent.
The game is definitely useful
- At a children's party, where participants need to be thoroughly entertained and thoroughly exhausted;
- At a youth party, where everyone is looking for fast-paced and fun entertainment;
- At a meeting of the anthropology department, where high-minded theorists should have long since embraced the terribly funny practice.
Contents
- Totem
- Bag
- 70 Cards
- Game Rules
Number of Players
From 2 to 10 players
Playing Time
From 15 to 20 minutes
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