My First Huisje Boompje Beestje
My First Huisje Boompje Beestje Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Overview
- Players: 2-4
- Age: from 4 years
- Playing time: about 20 minutes
Components
- A four-part game board showing various houses
- One die, with a sticker sheet to apply to its faces
- 4 x 3 pawns in 4 different colours (three pawns per player)
Goal of the Game
All 3 pawns must, starting from the coloured circles, go once around the whole track via the starting house, and then walk into their "own house".
Setup
- Assemble the game board.
- Each player chooses an "own house".
- Each player receives three pawns in the colour of their "own house" and places them on the matching coloured circles.
- Stick the stickers on the die, one sticker per face.
Playing the Game
Each player rolls the die in turn. The player who first rolls a house goes first. That player places one pawn on the nearest starting house (the house with the brown arrow).
The same player may roll again:
- If they roll a tree, they may move on to the next tree.
- If they roll an animal, they go to the next animal, and so on.
- All moves go in the direction of the arrow.
After this, the player's turn is over.
The player to the left of the starting player is next. If this player rolls a house, they may place one of their pawns on their own starting house and roll again, just like the first player.
If this player does not roll a house, bad luck: their pawns may not leave. The turn is over, and the player must wait for their next turn. On their next turn they again try to roll a house.
Each player tries to be the first to bring all 3 of their pawns to their "own house". Each pawn must go once all the way around the track.
After going all the way around, a pawn may enter its "own house" when it passes its starting point, going in the direction of the curved line. It may only do so if the roll is one of the pictures shown in that player's "own house". If this is not the case, the player moves another pawn or lets the turn pass.
Winning the Game
The player who first has all of their pawns in their "own house" is the winner.