Standing / Stacking game

Introduction

Players strategically stack up to their chips without making space. It helps to improve spatial perception.

Goal

Players put as many chips as they can.

- When building up chips without any space, The player with the least amount of space and chip left wins.

How to play

(1) Prepare the game

① The players decide the order and take chips according to the number of people.

Player	Chips	Per Player
		Set	Total Chips
2		3 sets	24 chips
3		2 sets	16 chips
4		1 set	11 chips

② The player sets the clip same as his chips’ color, to zero.

(2) Start the game

① Set the plate and place your chips in order without making space in the plates.

② If the player creates a space under the chip, move the clip on the scoreboard up by the number of squares.

(3) End the game

If a player uses all of the chips, or all players cannot put their chips, the game is over.

(4) Scoring

After the game, the player with the lowest score by adding the number of space and the number of chips’ square that were not on the board win.

Standing / Bingo game

Introduction

Players make bingo with their chips.

Goal

Players make 7 squares in vertically or horizontally, or 5 squares in diagonally to get a score. Players strategically play the game to make the highest score to win.

How to play

(1) Prepare the game

① The players decide the order and take chips according to the number of people. 2 player

Player	Chips	Per Player
		Set	Total Chips
2		2 sets	18 chips
3		2 sets	16 chips
4		1 set	11 chips

② The player sets the clip same as his chips’ color to zero.

(2) Start the game

① Set the plate and place your chips in order without making space in the plates.

② With their chips, players make 7 squares in vertically or horizontally, or 5 squares in diagonally to get 1 point.

③ If you make a continuous bingo, you get a score follow the number of squares.

④ If you have a blank space under your chip, you lose the points as many as the blank space.

⑤ When you get or lose score, you move the clip on the scoreboard that much.

(3) End the game

If player uses all of the chips, or all players cannot put their chips, the game is over.

(4) Scoring

After the game, the player with the highest score by subtracting the number of remaining chips' square and the number of blanks from the score, the player wins.

Standing / Pattern game

Introduction

Players make several patterns that can brings score.

Goal

Players strategically makes the patterns with their chips to get the highest score.

How to play

(1) Prepare the game

① The players decide the order and take chips according to the number of people.

② The player sets the clip as his chips’ color, to zero.

(2) Start the game

① Set the plate and place your chips in order without making space in the plates.

② Players makes the patterns that show in bottom of the pages to get a score.

Score	score patterns
1 Point
2 Point

③ If you make a continuous pattern, you get a score follow the number of squares.

④ If you have a blank space under your chip, you lose the points as many as the blank space.

⑤ When you get or lose a score, you move the clip on the scoreboard by that score.

(3) End the game

If player uses all of the chips, or all players cannot put their chips, the game is over.

(4) Scoring

After the game, the player with the highest score by subtracting the number of remaining chips square from the score the player gets.

Laying / Bingo game

Introduction

Players make bingo with their chips.

Goal

Players make 7 squares in vertically or horizontally, or 5 squares in diagonally to get score. Players strategically play game to make highest score to win.

How to play

(1) Prepare the game

① The players decide the order and take chips according to the number of people.

Player	Chips	Per Player
		Set	Total Chips
2		2 sets	14 chips
3		2 sets	14 chips
4		1 set	11 chips

② The player sets the clip as his chips’ color to zero.

(2) Start the game

① Lay the plate and place your chips in order on the plates.

② With their chips, players make 7 squares in vertically or horizontally, or 5 squares in diagonally to get 1 point.

③ If you make a continuous pattern, you get a score follow the number of squares.

④ When you get or lose a score, you move the clip on the scoreboard that much.

(3) End the game

If player uses all of the chips, or all players cannot put their chips, the game is over.

(4) Scoring

After the game, the player with the highest score by subtracting the number of remaining chips' square and numbers of blanks from the score the player wins.

Laying / Area game

Introduction

Players enlarge their territory with their chips by connecting one side of their chips.

Goal

It is a game that enlarge areas by connecting only one side with their chips. The player who uses his/her chips the most wins the game.

How to play

(1) Prepare the game

The players decide the order and take chips according to the number of people.

Player	Chips	Per Player
		Set	Total Chips
2		2 sets	16 chips
3		2 sets	14 chips
4		1 sets	11 chips

(2) Start the game

① Lay the plate and place your chips by connecting only one side of their chip in order on the plates.

② Players cannot put their chips where the chips touch each other with two sides (There is no limit to the number of contact with other color chips.)

Example	Impossible	possible

(3) End the game

If player uses all of the chips, or all players cannot put their chips, the game is over.

(4) Scoring

After the game, the player with fewest score by adding the number of chips’ square that were not on the board win.