Similo Wild Animals

Twelve animals lie on the table. One of them is the secret animal, and together you have to work out which. In Similo Wild Animals one player takes on the role of clue giver. That person may not say anything, but lays down cards as clues. The rest of the table puzzles along and looks for the right answer. Every card you play means something. Place a card upright and the secret animal is similar to it. Place it sideways and you want the others to discard that animal. Say the secret animal is the crocodile. You could place the iguana upright to say: think of reptiles, think of green, think of yellow eyes. Or you place the vulture sideways to point out that birds or predators can go. The others have to sense what you mean, and that leads to wonderful moments of doubt. You play it in about fifteen minutes, with two to eight players, and the beautiful artwork by Naïade really brings the animals to life. Similo Wild Animals also fits together with other decks in the series, so you can keep combining endlessly. Perfect for a quick game at the table, with young and old mixed together.