Board Games Cheese Day

Cheese Day

— a game for the development of logic, memory and strategic thinking, which at the same time has an element of chance. The game kit includes a set of cards, each of which has a picture of cheese with a certain number of holes (from 1 to 6), and on the other side — a piece of cheese or a mousetrap. At the beginning of the game, 6 cards are laid out on the table. On their turn, the player rolls the die and acts based on the rolled number. If there is no card on the table with the same number of holes as the die, the player can take one of the cards, look at its back and put it back in its place. If there are cards on the table with the same number of holes, the player has the right to take it for himself, turning the side without holes, or put it in the discard pile without turning it over, and replace it with a card from the top of the deck. If the taken card turned out to be “cheese”, the holes from it are considered as victory points, if the “mousetrap” is not considered. At the same time, the holes are distributed in such a way that the more there are on the map, the higher the probability that there will be a mousetrap on the reverse side. The game ends when the deck runs out or when someone collects 3 mousetraps; The winner is the one with the most points.