
...und tschüss!
A board game by Martin Wallace
4-6 Players 30 minutes Simple
Simultaneous Action Selection
Card Game
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Description
In the quick and simple card game ...und tschüss!, 4 to 6 players compete for scoring cards in a game of strategic simultaneous action selection. The goal is to win successive scoring cards by playing the lowest total value from your hand, but be warned, there's one fewer scoring card than the number of players, so someone will always be left empty handed. This game is a bit like musical chairs, where you need to time your moves just right to come out on top. The game is designed by Martin Wallace and was first published in 1997, and its simplicity is part of its charm. With a playtime of just 30 minutes, you can easily fit in a few rounds and see who comes out victorious. The deck consists of blue cards numbered 1 to 15 and red cards with negative values, adding an extra layer of strategy to the game. As players take turns laying down cards, the goal shifts from playing the lowest total to playing the highest, keeping you on your toes until the very end. With its unique mechanics and fast-paced gameplay, ...und tschüss! is a fun and engaging game that's perfect for a group of friends looking for a quick and exciting challenge.
