Board game I'm afraid I'm afraid!

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product commentary ■ Even though it is near the closing time, everyone brings overtime work. Others seem to be asked to work overtime in the same way. Let's say "Join us" for the work and the same kind of work asked by the same person.
The player with fewer jobs left before me when the game is over is the winner.
In the game, six characters "President" "Managing Director" "Department Manager" "Chief" "Seniors" "Temporary Employees" will appear.
You will be asked for the four overtime jobs "phone number" "order arrangement" "copy" "warehouse arrangement" from these six characters.
Each player mixes the tiles all the way up with the character side (the background color is white) upwards, so that they do not see the back side, they receive one by one for each character and arrange them in front of them.
The work side behind shows the work what kind of work was asked.

There are only two things to do with my turn.
· Return the tile that is the character face to the work surface. Tiles that once became a work surface will never be a character face again.
· Overlay the tile which is my work side on the tile which is already working side.
You can overlay a tile on which the same character is drawn or a tile that performs the same work at this time.
You can overlay it on the tile in front of you, or lay it on the tile in front of another player.
Once overlapped tiles are moved together, then overlapping on other tiles.
In this case, if the top is the same character or work, you can stack them. Other tiles are not considered.

This is how the game ends when no one can return it to the work surface or even to another tile.
At this time, the person with the smallest number of tiles remaining in front of me win. If it does not remain at all, you can go home without working overtime.
I'm pleased with victory saying "I'm sorry to have you excuse me."
With a simple rule, it will advance at a tempo well, but it will be a game that can suddenly prefetch from the middle. Think of other players' thoughts and think about how to move the tiles well.

■ Game Outline ■
Number of Players: 2 - 4 People - Play Time: 20 Minutes - Designer: Philippe des Pallieres


Tiles 24 sheets - Instruction manual 1 part