Klack (GER)

Two players compete directly against each other.
Who can flick their pieces best?

Each player chooses a colour and takes the corresponding game pieces. The scoring chips (please stick the stickers on the chips the first time you play) are distributed near an obstacle (box, book, cupboard – whatever).

At the beginning of the game, the players choose a round in which their points will count double. In addition, each player chooses a round in which the cross will not count for them.

Gameplay: The player with the white pieces starts. They flick one of their game pieces from their hand against the obstacle. The game piece bounces off and remains where it lands. The other player follows with a black piece. This happens a total of 3 times.

Scoring:

The player whose piece is on a scoring chip receives that chip. The player also receives a special point.

Remaining scoring chips: The remaining scoring chips are awarded to the player whose playing piece is closest to each chip. A playing piece can win/receive several scoring chips.

Not all scoring chips are positive. The ticks are positive points, the crosses are negative points. With the crossed-out versions, a player can delete a cross or must delete a tick.

The points for the round are noted on the score sheet. The winner is the player who has scored the most points overall after 7 rounds.