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What's in the box Card with the rules 200 vocabulary cards (each has 5 words) 36 complicating cards Reusable table for keeping score + marker Hourglass to measure time on the move Travel bag Without exaggeration, the legendary board game, known to absolutely everyone in our country ( and far beyond its borders - too). It was she who became the basis for the creation of many other similar board games, the main task of which is to explain something in one form or another. A simple and unpretentious game that leaves no one indifferent, makes you relax and have fun from the heart, while not forgetting to show ingenuity and acting talent. Who is the Crocodile for? This is one of those board games for which there is no age or any other restrictions. True, for children under 7 years old there is a separate version of the Crocodile, but this is still a complicated version for those who are older. It is suitable: for a big party, holidays, corporate events; for a gift for an adult and a child; to while away the time on the road. How to play? Even those who have never done it yet know how to play Crocodile. The rules of the game are simple and understandable to the point of disgrace: you need to share into equal teams; take a card from the deck and try to explain with just gestures what is written on it; a move lasts one minute, the more words from the card are guessed during this time, the better; special cards are used in order to turn the tide in their favor when the climax comes in the course of the game. Unlike the western version of the game, the Russian Crocodile assumes the use of special gestures to regulate the course of the game, which “went in the wrong place”: hands crosswise - not that, I explain again; circles with hands - a broader concept; clapping - you need to choose a synonym for the word named last, etc. What other complicating cards? In this version of the Crocodile, there are 36 cards in the box, which do not make the game very difficult (if only a little), but make it even more interesting and fun. Special U-cards can mean: "robbery" of the words of the other team; replacing one word with another; the ability to name the first letter of the word being guessed; the ability to replace a player from another team; the opportunity to take an extra minute; really complicating cards, involving the need to show the word, standing with your back to the team, with your hands locked behind your back or with your eyes closed.