2001 · Children's Game

Hisss

Players build snakes from color-matching tiles by drawing cards and placing them in the shared tableau. Cards placed next to each other form snake bodies; players add matching head and tail tiles (or rainbow jokers) to complete a snake and claim it into their personal score pile. Incomplete snakes remain in the center and can be extended or, when a drawn card connects two incomplete snakes, combined and claimed by the player who played the connecting card. The game ends when the draw pile is exhausted; players count collected cards, with tie-breaks decided by longest snake.

groupPlayers

2–5 best 3

schedulePlaying time

15 min

cakeAge

4+

psychologyComplexity

1 / 5