
Fruit Salad
A board game by Christophe Boelinger
2-6 Players 15 minutes Simple
Memory, Dice Rolling
Card Game, Memory
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Description
In Fruit Salad, players work together to assemble a delicious fruity dish, but don't be fooled - it's every player for themselves. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, 2 to 6 players can jump into the game, which typically lasts around 15 minutes. Designed by Christophe Boelinger and published in 2015, Fruit Salad is a fast-paced game that combines dice rolling and memory mechanics to create a thrilling experience. The game starts with each player receiving a set of face-down cards, and then the dice are rolled to determine the target fruit and quantity. Players take turns laying cards in the center of the table, trying to keep track of the cards that have been played. But beware - some cards have minions that can change the game by forcing a reroll of the dice, altering the target fruit or quantity. When a player thinks they've spotted the required number of fruits, they can slap the stack and reveal the cards. If they're correct, they score a point, but if they're wrong, they'll be stuck with all the cards. With its quick playtime and simple rules, Fruit Salad is a great game for players of all ages and skill levels, perfect for a fun and frantic game night with friends and family.
