Shapes Up

Race to complete a large square shape on your gameboard using different sized triangles and squares.

Gameplay:

Each player begins with a single black square board. Players decide who goes first.

On a turn, the player rolls the die. The result of roll will determine the piece you get to place on your board. Rolling a small triangle, big triangle or square means that the player selects the appropriate shape from the main stack for placement. Rolling a "hand" means that the player is to take a piece from another player's board.

You may only steal a piece that is touching the outside border of your opponent's play mat. that means that piece in the center are off limits.

Once the piece is in hand, the player has ten seconds to place the piece. (There is a timer provided with the game.)

When placing pieces, they must align properly on the white grid lines to be legal. Further, the same color pieces may only touch at the points, they may not share a side.

After your piece is placed, play proceeds to the next player.

If you roll a shape that has run out from the main stack, you lose that turn. If you roll the hand and no one has anything to steal, you may take a piece of your choice from the stack.

Winning Conditions:

• The player who has successfully completes the large square without breaking any color or placement rules, wins.

Ages 7+

2-4 Players