Kippkopp Rakosgató (2011)

The Kippkopp stacking board game is a card game designed so that even very young children can play a matching memory game, or a picture supplement game, and the older ones can also find their joy in it, as an exciting card game in which the missing elements of the game boards must collect. —description from the publisher (translated) "Kippkopp looks at the colorful boards in amazement. Does each represent the meadow? but each of them has five strange, missing parts. Help Kippkopp find the missing pictures and put them in their place! During an exciting card game, you have to collect the five cards that you can use to complete your game board. You can pull and throw, but be careful, use good tactics! A twisty board game with the popular character, Kippkopp. —description from the back of the box (translated) Gameplay: Each player gets a board and draw 6 cards. The game is started by the youngest, who draws an action card from the deck. If you have a card in your hand that can be placed on your board to complete a missing part of the picture, you can do so. After that you have to play a card face up from your hand. (The next player can pick up this card instead of drawing from the deck.) If a player plays an action card, the instructions on it must be followed. There are six types of action cards in the game: draw two cards, draw three cards, reverse the playing order and miss a round, everyone give their hand to the person sitting to their right, or collect everyone's cards and shuffle them, then deal the cards again. The player, who managed to place all the missing parts on their board first, wins. Another playable variant of the game is the memory game, where there are 30 pairs of cards in the game in addition to the action cards.