Coyote - second hand
PIO-COYOT
New
- From 10 years old
- less than 30mn
- 2 to 6 player(s)
Sold and shipped by :
Pioche & Rejoue
your order will be shipped on 17 Nov 2025
Can you guess how many Native Americans are hidden under everyone's headbands?
What's wrong with my face?
You're wearing a colorful bandana with Velcro on the front, strapped to your head. And everyone is staring at your forehead. And you're also drawn to everyone else's foreheads.
It's worth noting that on each head, there's a card with a certain number of Native Americans hidden among the bushes (a large number indicates the number of Native Americans; there's no need to count them, that's not part of the game).
You have to guess the sum of all the cards, including your own, which you don't know but will try to guess based on the numbers called out by each player, their behavior, their laughter, and sideways glances (it's like real poker).
And the rules of the game?
On your turn, you either call out a higher number than your neighbor, or you call out your fellow player for talking nonsense! In the latter case, you lay down the cards and count. If you guessed correctly and they called too high, the last player places a coyote on the scratch card; otherwise, it's your turn!
Each round, you get a joker that allows you to take one of the following actions: announce the same number as your neighbor (so don't outbid them), reverse the direction of play (after announcing your number), or pass the turn to any player after you...
And there are special cards, for example, the squaw, which cancels out the highest Indian chief card...
And how does it end? When 3 coyotes (4-player variant, 4 coyotes) are on the front lines, you are eliminated.
The last player remaining wins the game.
Second-hand game from a game library:
You're wearing a colorful bandana with Velcro on the front, strapped to your head. And everyone is staring at your forehead. And you're also drawn to everyone else's foreheads.
It's worth noting that on each head, there's a card with a certain number of Native Americans hidden among the bushes (a large number indicates the number of Native Americans; there's no need to count them, that's not part of the game).
You have to guess the sum of all the cards, including your own, which you don't know but will try to guess based on the numbers called out by each player, their behavior, their laughter, and sideways glances (it's like real poker).
And the rules of the game?
On your turn, you either call out a higher number than your neighbor, or you call out your fellow player for talking nonsense! In the latter case, you lay down the cards and count. If you guessed correctly and they called too high, the last player places a coyote on the scratch card; otherwise, it's your turn!
Each round, you get a joker that allows you to take one of the following actions: announce the same number as your neighbor (so don't outbid them), reverse the direction of play (after announcing your number), or pass the turn to any player after you...
And there are special cards, for example, the squaw, which cancels out the highest Indian chief card...
And how does it end? When 3 coyotes (4-player variant, 4 coyotes) are on the front lines, you are eliminated.
The last player remaining wins the game.
Second-hand game from a game library:
- Library label affixed
- Laminated cover
- Written content inside the box
- Numbered pieces
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