It is important that no 2 of the 6 animals are the same. He can walk the tightrope and count to twenty.” At the end of the game, the players choose the champion of the circus – the animal that has the most amazing skills.Įach player chooses 6 cards at random. He describes the animal and what it does, e.g.: “This is the crocodile John. Each player then in turn takes on the role of circus ringmaster. Each player draws five cards and places them in front of themselves. Put the cards out on the table, face down. The object of the game is to master the use of verbs such as: CAN, FLY, WALK, SING, etc. The person who correctly identifies the most animals wins. At the end of the round, the players change roles. In each round, one player chooses a card with a picture of an animal and describes it so that their partner can guess what animal it is. That person then draws another card and answers the other players’ questions. The person who collects the most animals wins. The person who identifies the animal on the card gets to keep the card. At any moment they can try to guess the correct answer. In turn, they ask questions such as “Is it a bird?”. The other players then have to guess what the picture on the card is. One player picks up a card at random and checks what it shows. The person who collects the largest number of pairs wins. Then, turn over two cards, trying to get a matching pair.

This is a classic memory game following the instructions – after all, we have to start somewhere 0.

Today I’ll prove that, using REGIPIO’s memory game ANIMALS. Have you ever wondered how many possibilities there are in board games? Do you always have to stick with the instructions included? From what I’ve observed, the instructions aren’t everything.

Memory game cards turning