Similo History

In Similo History it is all about solving the puzzle together and paying close attention to each other. Twelve cards with famous figures from history are laid out on the table. One of them is the secret card. The player who gives the clues may not say anything. They only play cards from their hand to help the others along. The others have to work out from that who the secret person is. The beauty lies in the way you give your hints. If you place a card upright, you point to figures who are like the secret person, and those cards stay on the table. If you place a card sideways, you show which figures can be removed. Say the secret card is Mary Shelley. Then you can play another female writer as a hint to keep, or a painter as a hint to discard. The guessers then have to sense what you mean. Similo History takes about fifteen minutes to play and suits everyone from seven years old. The cards are beautifully drawn by Nafiade and show real figures from the past. Would you like more variety? You can easily combine Similo History with other titles in the Similo series.