Picassimo

Are you ready to find out if you're the next Paco Picassimo? Dive into this wild jigsaw drawing game suitable for 3 to 6 players aged 8 to 99. There's a panic in the small art gallery in Forgerville! A major exhibition of masterpieces by famous modern artists like Paco Picassimo, Wasidy Kalninsky, and Boy Lichtenberg is set to open tomorrow, but all the paintings vanished overnight. National and international art critics are already in town to view these never - before - exhibited works. The museum employees, ambitious amateur artists, quickly grab panels with picture titles and start drawing. But be careful! If the strict critics are confused by your art, you won't get good reviews. To win this game, you need to draw fast and well, and be a great guesser. That's how you can become the next Paco Picassimo! Picassimo has three difficulty levels. Level 1 offers simple terms, easy to draw and recognize, perfect for kids. Level 2 presents challenging terms that are hard to draw and guess. Level 3 requires experience and trivia knowledge, covering famous personalities, film and TV characters, well - known buildings, and more.

How to play Picassimo: First, gather 3 to 6 players aged 8 to 99. Each player takes on the role of an amateur artist in the museum. When the game starts, players grab panels with picture titles and start drawing. Try to draw as quickly and accurately as possible while also being able to guess what others are drawing. There are three difficulty levels to choose from. For younger players or those new to the game, start with Level 1. As you get better, move on to Level 2 and then Level 3. Remember, the goal is to impress the 'critics' (your fellow players) with your drawings and guessing skills. Be careful not to draw too complex that others can't recognize your work. To keep the game in good condition, store the panels and other game materials in a dry and clean place. If any parts get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft cloth.