Stick to Colours Card Game First Impressions

“Colours are the smiles of nature.”

~ Leigh Hunt

Easy and fun card game for those who are not afraid of trading, bluffing and taking risks for the sake of the win.

This is a very easy game…

You have some cards in hand and you’re trying to make sets and runs.

To do this, players ‘bid’ on a card from those available on the table. You bid by pushing it forward…

Stick to Colours Gameplay

…then you add a token, question mark side up on any number of the other cards.

This token basically says “I’m giving up on this card for the rest of the game”. You can add tokens to the other cards in the middle of the table, or place cards from your hand face down and put them on those too.

Then, in turn order, players can raise the bid by denying more cards than you by placing tokens in the same way.

Eventually, everyone will pass, and the ‘winner’ will flip their played tokens to the ‘X’ side. These cards can now never be taken or used to bid in the future, by that player.

Tokens used in losing bids are returned to their owner.

You refill the row and start a new round.

After all the cards have gone from the deck and are in play, the players make sets to score points, and most points win.

Stick to Colours Positives

I like the bidding, sacrificing the right to future cards to get the ones you need. Those ‘X’ tokens NEVER come off, unless another player takes the card, so you need to be sure you’re ditching the right one.

Stick to Colours Negatives

It’s a little dull really. I had more fun trying to throw my token onto the card to hit the bullseye on the back of it 🙂

There are better set collection games around.

Summary

It was OK once, might even play it again if in the right mood.

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