Here is a card game interesting where the little ones can practice some mathematics. There are 6 cards numbered from 2 to 6, where Disney villains are depicted such as: the witch Malefica
of Sleeping Beauty, witch of snow-white, the lion Scar (The Lion King), Captain Hook ( Peter Pan), the Queen of Hearts di Alice in Wonderland and Cruella De Mon de 101 Dalmatians.
Two cards are dealt as a bonus: one of green color where you can reverse the game turn and one depicting a pumpkin with a question mark, where you can assign any number between 1 and 6 to the card.
Initially you will be asked which game mode you prefer, between easy (for beginners) and difficult (for experts). Next you will have to choose your favorite character, who will play a very important role in the course of the card game.
Once the cards are dealt, you will have to choose which one to put in the center of the game table. You must never put a card that, combined with the value of the cards on the table, exceeds the value of 13. For example, if in the table you find a sum equal to 9, you will not have to throw a card greater than 4.
If you play a card that brings the total in the center of the table to exactly 13, you earn a point for each card on the table. However, if you play a card that brings the total to more than 13,
you lose a point for each card in the center of the table.
If you have a card that brings the total of the cards on the board to the sum of 13 and your Disney villain you chose at the beginning of the game is depicted on it, you earn 2 points for each card in the center of the table.
However, if you play a card that brings the total in the center of the table to more than 13 and your villain is depicted on it,
you lose two points for each card in the center of the table.
The player with the most points at the end of the third round wins.
The strategic advice is to keep the bonus cards (inversion and choice of number), to use them at the most appropriate time. When the game table is empty, you should bet on high number cards, in order to keep low cards, when the total of the cards approaches the value of 13.
Take advantage of the reversal card, when you have cards with high numbers, which when added to those on the table, exceed the number 13. When the value of the cards on the table is greater than 7 and you have a card with a pumpkin, you can choose a number that added up to the other cards, reach the figure of 13. In this case you will have won your round.
Good fun!
