Gamewright Hisss Handleiding

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RULES OF PLAY

OBJECT

The object of the game is to collect the most

cards by building snakes of all sizes.

CONTENTS:

50 snake cards:

6 heads

6 tails

36 mid-sections

2 wild cards

HOW TO BUILD A SNAKE

Every snake mid-section is a different color at

each end. Each head and tail card is one color.

To build a snake, match a color on one card

t to a color on ano her card. The cards don't

have to line up squarely but the colors must

match. A whole snake includes one head,

at least one mid-section (but the more, the

merrier) and one tail.

SET UP

Shuff tack facele the snake cards. Place the s

down on the playing surface and fan the

cards out. Draw any one of the fanned cards

and place it face up in the middle of the

playing area. This is the starter card.

START SLITHERING!

The youngest player starts rst. She picks

one card from anywhere in the card fan and

turns it face up. Do any of the card’s colors

match the starter card? If so, place it next

to the start ser card with the matching color

touching. See the snake start to take shape?

If the card doesn’t match, lay it face up in the

playing area to start a new snake.

Play continues clockwise, with each player

drawing one card from anywhere in the fan

and either matching it to a “snake-under-

construction” or st earting a new card if ther

is no color match.

For example: The starter card is a blue &

gr st player draws aeen mid-section. The r

green & yellow mid-section, so she places her

card next to the starter card, green-to-green.

The next player picks a purple head. Because

none of the cards in play are purple, he places

t tartshe card face-up in a new location and s

a new snake.

WILD CARDS

The rainbow-colored head and tail cards are

wild. They can be placed next to any color

mid-section for a match.

WINNING A SNAKE

If you can place a head or tail card to

complete a snake, you win that snake.

Say “Hisss!” and slide it in front of you.

The snakes you win form your snake pit.

(Remember: a whole snake has one head,

at least one mid-section, and one tail.)

COMBINING TWO SNAKES INTO ONE

If you draw a mid-section card and one of its

colors matches one snake-under-construction

and its ot ferent snake-her color matches a dif

under-construction, you can use that card to

combine them into one gigantic snake! (You

can only join two snakes-under-construction

with a newly drawn card.)

For example: You draw a purple and red mid-

section. One snake-under-construction has an

open red end, another has an open purple

end. Use your purple and red card to join the

two snakes.

ENDING THE GAME

Keep playing until all the cards in the fan

have been drawn. Leave any unnished snakes

in the middle. Now, count the cards in your

snake pit. The player with the most cards

wins. In case of a tie, the player with the

longest snake wins.

SNAKE TIPS

• Snakes can get long and twisty, so choose

a larg oe playing area. You might have t

c -hange the position of some snakes-under

construction as they grow. Snakes don’t like

to fall o table edges!

• You can make a snake longer from either

end (as long as the colors match). But you can

only add to the open end of a head or tail.

• In Hisss, the longer the snake, the higher

your score. If you draw a head or a tail, and

have a choice of completing two different

snakes, complete the longer one.

• R tunning out of space? S ack the cards in

your snake pit, but keep each snake’s cards in

a separate stack for scoring.

A WORD FROM GAMEWRIGHT

Do you think snakes are scary? While some

snakes can be dangerous, most are perfectly

harmless. But you won’t nd any snakes as

colorful or as fun as these. As each Hisss

snake slithers its way across your playing area

it introduces color identication and visual

logic: Does it make sense to have a snake with

two tails and no head? Are those two colors

the same or not? Even counting skills come

into play during scoring at the end of the

game. So clear o a table, spread out the

cards, and let the snake-making begin!

— The Gamewright Gang

Note: In all our rules, we use “he” or “she” to include everyone!

Game by Brigitte Pokornik

Illustration by Hala Wittwer

COMBINING TWO

SNAKES INTO ONE

Drawn Card

head section mid section tail section

Product specificaties

Merk:	Gamewright
Categorie:	Bordspel
Model:	Hisss
Aanbevolen leeftijd (min):	4 jaar
Type verpakking:	Doos
Voorgesteld geslacht:	Elk geslacht
Verpakkingsinhoud:	50 durable cards\nRules in Spanish\nRules of Play
Aanbevolen leeftijdscategorie:	Volwassene & kind
Minimum aantal spelers:	2
Type product:	Kaartspel
Aantal kaarten:	50 stuk(s)
Niet voor kinderen 0 - 3 jaar:	Ja
Speeltijd (max):	15 min
Maximum aantal spelers:	5
Genre:	Verzamelen
Familiespel:	Ja
Naam game:	Hisss