Azul

If you’re the first player that round to take tiles from the center, you must also take the marker and put it on the leftmost free space of your floor line. It counts as a floor-line tile for penalties (pages 3, 5).

No. A pattern line can hold only one color, and from the second round onward you can’t place a color in a pattern line if that color is already in the corresponding wall row (pages 3–4).

Put them in your floor line, filling it from left to right; if it’s full, return further tiles to the box lid. At the end of wall-tiling, lose the points shown above each occupied floor space, but your score can’t go below 0 (pages 4–5).

No. Move only the rightmost tile from each complete pattern line to its matching space on the wall; remove the other tiles from that completed line. Tiles in incomplete lines stay on your board for the next round (page 4).

If it has no tiles adjacent horizontally or vertically, score 1 point. Otherwise, score the length of its horizontal linked group and, separately, the length of its vertical linked group, counting the new tile in each group (page 5).

The game ends after wall-tiling when someone has completed a horizontal row of five tiles. Then score 2 points per complete horizontal row, 7 per complete vertical column, and 10 for each color with all five tiles placed on your wall (page 6).