Purzelbaum

Purzelbaum is the dexterity and memory game with a three-dimensional wooden tree that provides plenty of nuts for busy squirrels to bury during autumn and then dig up again once winter has come.
In autumn the player whose turn it is picks a hole in the ground and tries to let a nut fall into it. If the player is successful they will get a leaf as a reward. As soon as all nuts have been shaken from the tree it becomes winter. Now the players try to recall the best spots to dig for nuts. As soon as all nuts have been recovered the player with the most leaves and nuts wins.
—description from the publisher
(Purzelbaum means somersault in German and also means falling of the tree-ish pun-like)

AlgemeenAantal spelers: 2-4
Speelduur: 15 min.
Leeftijd: 4+
Taal: Engels Duits
Soort spelType/Thema: Action / Dexterity Animals Children's Game
Mechanisme: MemoryMakersOntwerper: Harald Fecher Thomas Liesching