Board game In the dark, German (BEI NACHHT UND NEBEL)

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

Product Description ■ With Japanese Translation
Walking on a street where you don't know what's in front of you.
The game features an American package that looks like a test of courage.
The player moves around the pond in the center of the board three times in a clockwise direction.
You receive a chip that represents the circle and a flashlight type piece that represents your location.
You place all of the blindfold pieces on the board square and turn the disk at the back of the board.
There are four disks. Turning these disks changes the terrain.
There are three locations on the board square, "blue = normal," "white = more mobile," and "red = next rest."
You bring the flashlight piece to the direction you want to go, and move it over the blindfold piece to move it to the next square.
You move to the next square by turning the disk at the bottom of the board before playing.
You move to the next square.
The four corners of the board square with your own color are the start and goal.
You make one lap around the pond and reduce the number of lap chips each time you arrive.
The first three laps are the winner.
The rules are simple and completely depend on luck.
As you go around, you learn the place and reduce the number of lap chips each time you arrive.
The first three laps are the winner.
The rules are simple and completely depend on luck.
As you go around, it is a good idea to learn the place and follow a good path based on your memory.
However, you should take a route with fewer steps than a detour.
On the map, there are some routes that don't make any sense at all.
■ Game overview ■
Number of players : 2-4
Play time : 30-45 minutes
As a general rule, you should take a route that doesn't make any sense at all.
■ Game overview ■
Number of players : 2-4
Play time : 30-45 minutes
As a general rule, you should take a route that doesn't make any sense at all.