Board Game Cheese Master

Cheese for everyone!

The kitchen is quiet. Too quiet… Suddenly there is a commotion: pieces of cheese fall from the table, mice appear and try to steal them! The cat, who has been patiently waiting for this moment, rushes at the rodents, but no one notices the dog, which suddenly appears with its mouth open… This crowd randomly chases each other until the angry innkeeper disperses the hooligans. And after all this confusion… can you remember how many pieces of cheese there were at the beginning?

This is a fun dynamic game for a company to test memory and observation. During the game, participants will throw dice with images of animals and cheese, which will create a certain combination that must be quickly analyzed and counted the number of cheese pieces that will remain as a result.

Become the most agile in this chaotic competition, while dull-witted opponents will count on their fingers! Thanks to the simplest rules and fun, fast gameplay, the game will not leave players of any age and preferences indifferent.

Gameplay

In the first games, we recommend using only yellow dice, and you can add orange ones later for a more complex game. The game lasts for several rounds, each of which is divided into the following phases:

1. One player rolls all available dice.
2. All players simultaneously try to count as quickly as possible how many pieces of cheese have formed on the table based on the dice faces. You count the cheese in the following order:

• Each piece of cheese — it`s a piece of cheese!
• The mouse king always removes one piece.
• The innkeeper removes all dogs, cats, and mice except the mouse king.
• The dog removes one cat.
• The cat removes one mouse except the mouse king.
• Each mouse removes one piece of cheese.

3. When someone decides that they have counted the number of pieces correctly, they put the plate card with the number of their answer in front of them and put a cheese chip on top. There is one less cheese chip than there are players, so when all participants except the last one confirm their answer, the round ends.

A player who did not have time to give an answer loses one point. However, anyone who miscounts the number of pieces loses two points. Now you can move on to a new round.

When a player loses all points, they are out of the game — remove one cheese token from the supply.

End of the game

The last player left in the game wins! And in case of a tie, repeat the last round to determine the winner.