Board game (Take it!) [With Japanese translation]

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Product explanation ■ With Japanese translation

Mix 77 cards together to make a mountain facing down. Then, one person turns over the cards one by one from the top of the mountain and arranges them on the table so that everyone can understand.
If you want a lined up card, just shout "Get me!" This can be done by anyone including the person turning the card. In other words, it means to win first.
Acquire all the cards that are listed in the table at that time. Once the cards are taken, arrange them one by one in the same way.
Please note that you can earn cards by saying "Please!" up to 3 times during the game. The game ends when there are no piles of cards facing down.
That is the end of turning 77 cards. Here we count each player's score.
There are four types of cards. If a card has a color, the number will be used as it is.
Cards with white background and white numbers are pair cards. The score is obtained with two identical cards. There are also two minuses.
Cards that cannot be paired will not be scored. A card with "?" Is a pair card joker. It will be scored together with the pair card that could not be paired.
If there is no other partner, you may be a negative pair.
The "10" card is a bit special. Only the person who gets the most cards will score 10 points. This card for other people will not score.
It is a game that is easy for anyone to understand with simple rules. The point is "Take me!"
If a good card continues, you may say "Please!" If someone else says earlier, it will be that person's. If you want to wait a little longer, a minus card may be on the front.
Put the cards you have earned so far and cry out "Get me!" at the best time. The game has a short play time and can be played any number of times.

■ Game outline ■
Number of players: 2-5 people
Play time: about 15 minutes
Target age: 8 years old and over
Designer: Reiner Knizia

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77 cards
Instruction manual (original / Japanese) 1 copy each