Kariba

After a thrilling day in the savannah, all animals are thirsty and head to the drinking grounds. Every animal wants to be the first to drink, but chaos can ensue! The elephant scares the lion, the lion scares the zebra, and the zebra scares the antelope - even the antelope might scare the elephant. The player who scares away the most animals wins. To start Kariba, shuffle the cards and deal five to each player. Place the remaining cards face - down as a deck and the game board in the center of the table. During a round, lay down one or more cards of the same animal in the corresponding position (1 - 9) around the lake. If you have more than three cards of the same animal, the stronger one chases the weaker. You win all the cards of the weaker animal. Pick up the cards from the board and place them face - down in front of you. Each card is worth 1 point, and the player with the most points is the winner.

Let's learn how to play Kariba. First, shuffle the cards well and give five cards to each player. Put the rest of the cards face - down to form the deck and place the game board in the middle of the table. When it's your turn, look at your cards. If you have one or more cards of the same animal, you can put them in the right position around the lake on the game board. Remember, if you have more than three cards of the same animal, the stronger one can chase the weaker one. If you manage to drive an animal away, quickly pick up all the cards of that animal from the board and put them in front of you. Each card is worth 1 point, so try to get as many as you can. As for maintenance, keep the cards in a dry place to prevent them from getting damaged. Also, make sure to shuffle the cards gently to avoid wearing them out. Have fun playing!