SCHMIDTSPIELE Hands up Kezeket fel! board game

This is a fun, wild and fast hand-roller by Jacques Zeimet for 4-16 nimble hands. (2-8 players) from 6 years old.

Target:

Whoever has the fewest cards wins this fun game! Preparations: Shuffle the cards thoroughly and place them face down in a pile in the middle of the table. The players should sit around the table and hold their hands close to each other. The youngest player starts and is the judge in the first round. Start: The referee quickly turns over the top card. Each player tries to present the figure shown in the picture as quickly as possible. The slowest player loses and must place the card in front of him as a penalty. The loser will be the referee in the next round. The arbiter decides who is the slowest, and he also checks that the players have formed their hands correctly. If you can't decide who was the slowest, no one gets the card in that round. He remains the arbiter, and the loser receives this card in the next round.

Attention:

Some of the hand gestures on the cards are impossible to reproduce! If such a card is turned over in the last round, the players cannot place their hands on the table, but must assume one of the following positions: Arms on the card are parallel: arms must be crossed in front of the chest Arms on the card are crossed : keep your arms in the air and parallel to each other. End of the game: The game ends when the last card has been turned over. The player who placed the fewest cards in front of him wins. Variations: Game for couples: Each couple sits shoulder to shoulder. The member on the right is responsible for the right hand and the person on the left is responsible for the left hand.
Fun for the children: we only use those cards where the hands are parallel (this means that if it is impossible to solve the figure on the card, then the hands must always be crossed in front of the chest.)

Box contents: 53 cards with instructions.

Features:

- Game mechanism: Scheme construction
- Number of players: 2 - 8
- Playing time: 30 minutes