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What's inside the box? 5 very high quality wooden chips: reel, bottle, chair, book, mouse; 60 cards with images; Rules. Not only funny, but also developing Barabashka! This simple and fun game appeared in Germany in 2010, where it received the scary and unpronounceable name Geistesblitz, and it literally translates as "brilliant idea". She migrated to us with a more perky and easily readable name, in addition, corresponding to the main character of the game - a funny white ghost. In 2011, in Germany, for example, the game was recommended by the jury for the "Game of the Year" as the best educational game. This is not surprising, because Barabashka perfectly develops: attentiveness; speed reaction; the ability to quickly recognize visual images; logical thinking. Particularly noteworthy is the quality of durable wood components that can withstand the quick grips of children's hands over hundreds of batches. Find me! Not found? Then don't find me! In the center, in front of the players, a deck with cards is placed face down. On each card there is an image on which there are 2 interacting objects corresponding to the tokens, for example: the mouse is holding a bottle; The little drummer is resting in an armchair; the bottle is on the book; The drum is playing with a bottle; the mouse is reading a book; etc. BUT! They are not always fully consistent with real chips. For example, a book can be either blue or white, green, gray. Armchair - red, blue, white, green ... And so on. A set of chips is laid out next to the deck. On command, the first card is turned over, and the players begin to carefully peer into it: First of all, for a complete coincidence of the object on the card with one of the chips. It should be just a white Barabashka, a green bottle, a blue book, a red chair or a gray mouse. If there is no exact match with a real chip on the card, then you need to find a complete non-match - neither shape, nor color. Here are some examples of the second situation, a complete inconsistency: a red mouse is holding a white bottle - we grab a blue book; the blue drum is sitting in a gray chair - we grab a green bottle; a white bottle stands on a red book - we grab a gray mouse. The first one who finds the image of the desired chip on the card quickly grabs the real chip. If he made the right choice, then he takes the card for himself, returns the chip, and the game continues. Who should play Barabashka? The game is designed for 2-8 players aged 6 years and older. The game lasts on average 15-20 minutes. Needless to say, all children and adults just need to play Barabashka. She will help you have fun and develop a lot of great qualities. Try to play a few games with the children - you will be very surprised how quickly the little ones will start bypassing you, reacting with lightning speed to new combinations of colors and objects and snatching chips from under your nose! If you liked this game, be sure to check out its sequel Baramelka. The essence of the game is the same, but Baramelka's mischievous girlfriend Baramelka (dubbed Geistesblitz 2.0 by the Germans) and her friends: a frog, a bathroom, a brush and a towel take part in it. It looks like Baramel loves to swim!