Brain Games 6. Take it!

This game with its unusual name (pronounced sixth take) will give you a lot of fun moments. Easy to learn, agile to play, it's a nice, compact thing to grab with you when you're going to a party or outing with friends. Playable both for two and even up to ten players, it is a good recipe for fun. Not in vain the game has experienced wide success all over the world! This card game is the first of the great games inventor Wolfgang Kramer that we offer in our range. Although this wealth of ideas of the miracle-talented husband could be better appreciated with his masterpieces El Grande and the Princes of Florence, all good things have their time and we decided to start small. You shouldn't be scared if you look at a set of playing cards and you see single numbers. Numbers may not be your element, but the game is actually not about over-calculating at all. The principle of the game is also quickly understood by a six-year-old child, although for a full-fledged game, of course, a more mature mind would be useful. The original principle of laying cards, invented by Kramer, ensures that there is enough luck factor in the game to be considered a light-weight tactical game, where tactical moves, bluff, and, of course, the smile of Fortune coexist equally well.