Horns up a strategic game.

Are you smart enough to collect the most horns?

A game consisting in strategic arranging of pawns so that after finishing have as many pawns on the pyramid corners. Planning, sense of time and a bit of happiness combine in this exciting, fast, strategic game for children and adults who like puzzles and logical challenges.

Each player receives 20 pawns in one color. In each turn, players must place one of their blocks next to or on other pads inside the 4x4 (16 pawns in the base) or 5x5 (25 blocks in the base), in this way, building a pyramid.

When players arranged from four square blocks 2x2, a player who has the most pawns in this square, can put his next pawn on these four pads.

Can you shut others to provide you with the best movements?

The game lasts until the last element is placed, the pyramid summit. Then cheer the corners - the one who will have the most corner pyramid wins!

Horns up the strategy game:

• A game consisting in strategic arranging of pawns, so as to have as many pawns on the pyramid corners.
• Develop motor skills, spatial reasoning.
• Encourages critical thinking, solving problems, strategies planning.
• Players on the change arrange pawns on or next to the pawns already set.
• The base of the pyramid is limited to 4x4 or 5x5 square.
• Players will build a square 2x2, the player with the largest number of pawns in this square can put on it your pawn.
• The game ends after building a pyramid.
• Wins, who will take the most pyramid corners.
• The game contains 80 elements for laying (20 pawns in 4 colors).
• Packed in a practical case.
• For 2 to 4 players.
• Designed for children aged 8++.

Goal of the game:

The goal of the game is to set the largest amount of its pawns on the pyramid corners.

Game:

Each player chooses his color of pawns. The youngest player begins.

When a 2 or 3 player plays the pyramid base is to be 4x4 pawns when playing 4 players the pyramid base is to be 5x5 pawns.

1. The first player begins by setting the first pawn at the fingertips of each player.

2. In each queue, players must put their pawns (a) next to the pawn already (so that the pawns are touched) or (b) on the four pawns set in 2x2.

Additional free movement:

When a square from four pawns (2x2) and in the square, the pawns of one color is the most, a player to which the color should immediately set up your pawn in this square.

Additional traffic is not counted as a player queue. Execution of additional traffic, may result in subsequent additional free movements.

When a 2x2 square emerging and no player has a majority, additional free traffic is not awarded.

End of the game:

The game ends when the pyramid is founded. Each player counts his pawns on the corners of the pyramid on each level.

Note: Pawn on the top of the pyramid is counted as one of the horns.

When 2 or 3 players play, the 4x4 pyramid has 13 horns.

When playing 4 players, a pyramid based on 5x5 has 17 horns.

The player wins, Which has the most horns occupied!

Draw:

In a unlikely situation of a draw, who will be a winner of a fast pyramid based on the base 3x3.