Jungle Speed, the mythical atmospheric game
Jungle Speed is a game combining speed and observation. Put down a card and throw yourself on the totem pole as soon as two cards are identical before your opponents. But beware! Beware if the pictograms do not correspond exactly, the cards are misleading. Keep your eyes open or collect other players' cards!
The game is based on reflexes, but also includes a bluffing dimension. Feigning your opponents to make them take a penalty can be a great game strategy. Grabbing the Jungle Speed totem allows you to get rid of your cards. The first one to get rid of them wins the game. A wildly effective principle for very lively games!
Jungle Speed, an explosive game
To spice up the game, the game includes special cards. These lead to direct actions that can change the course of a game. There are 3 of them:
- The card with the arrows on the outside: all players put down a card at the same time.
- The map with the arrows inside: all players must catch the totem pole.
- The map with the coloured arrows: players now use the colours as a guide.
Jungle Speed is played with 4 people, but don't worry, there are variants for 2 and 3 players.
A bit of history
Invented by the Aboulou tribe 3000 years ago in Eastern Trisopotamia, the Jungle Speed was made of eucalyptus leaves. The Abulu loved monkey bones and could fight for hours to recover the precious carcasses. Unfortunately no one could win since the eucalyptus leaves were similar. It was in the 20th century that Tom & Yako were able to solve this thorny problem by inventing playing cards. The real Jungle Speed was born!
