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| designer |
Michael Schacht |
| publisher |
Abacus Spiele |
| released |
2005 |
| players |
2-4 |
| playing time |
40 minutes |
| rating |
none |
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Quick look by Moritz Eggert
The main question that arises after playing this boring and totally luck-of-the card-draw driven
game is: Why did they bother? "Coloretto" is a wonderful light, quick and
anything-but-dumb game, so if you want to profit from it's name, why invent a game that a) has
nothing to do with coloretto except vague similarities in card scoring b) is reminiscent of the
most basic rummy-like card games one remembers from your misspent youth? Players draw cards and put
them in collecting rows, if you don't have anything that furthers your collection you play a
card in an opponent so he loses cards. That's about all the strategy involved in this game. The
cards are nice though, and kids up to 10 might like this game because you have to look for cute
animals.
©2009, Westpark Gamers
