Tic-Tac-Toe (Two Players); Chinese Checkers (Two To Six Players); Snakes And Ladders (Two To Four Players) - Playtive HG06396 Gebrauchsanweisung

the opponent's side, the other player is allowed
to deposit all his pieces into his Mancala. The
game is then over. The winner is the player
with the most pieces in his Mancala.

Tic-Tac-Toe (two players)

Playing materials:
10 counters (5 light, 5 dark)
1 game board
1 game instructions
Preparing the game and aim of the game:
Each player receives either 5 light or 5 dark
counters. Decide on which player will go first.
The winner is the first player to place 3 counters
in a row without a break.
Playing the game:
Both players take it in turns to place one
counter on a square within the playing area.
When a player has placed 3 counters of the
same colour in a row, either vertically, horizon-
tally or diagonally, the game is over.
If neither player managed to make a row of
3 counters, the game ends in a draw.
Chinese Checkers
(two to six players)
Playing materials:
60 playing balls (10 balls in each of the 6 colours)
1 game board
1 game instructions
Preparing the game and aim of the game:
Each player deposits his playing balls into one
of the six coloured triangles. Each player is al-
located a colour. This results in the selection of
his start and home areas as well as his playing
balls. The winner is the first player to deposit
his 10 playing balls into the opposite triangle.
Playing the game:
Decide on which player will go first. Going
around the board, each player takes it in turns
to move one of his playing balls. There are two
permitted moves: single-stepping or hopping.
When single-stepping, the player moves only
one playing ball. The ball can move one step
in any direction.
If a space is taken up by your own or an
opponent's ball, the player can choose to hop
over this ball. To do this, the space behind the
ball that is jumped over must be free.
For every turn, the player must decide between
a single-step or a hop. Doing both in one turn
is not allowed. You are allowed to hop as long
as it is possible to do so. However you don't
have to do so.
Once a playing ball has arrived at a home
space, it cannot leave it.
Snakes and Ladders
(two to four players)
Playing materials:
4 ludo figures (1 figure in each of the 4 colours)
1 dice
1 game board
1 game instructions
Preparing the game and aim of the game:
Each player receives one figure and places it
on the starting square of the same colour. The
winner is the player who reaches the home
square first.
Playing the game:
Decide which player will roll first. The player
may move forward the number of squares indi-
cated by the dice value. Play then continues in
turns.
At the end of his turn, if a player lands on a
square with a ladder, he may climb up it.
At the end of his turn, if a player lands on a
square with a snake's head, he must return to
the snake's tail.
If a player lands on a square which is already
occupied by an opponent's figure, the piece
is captured and the opponent must go back to
the start.
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