
2020
Choro
2–2 players · 10 min · 7+
"A simple two-player game where you flip over diamond-shaped cards.
When a butterfly flies by, roll the dice. Will there be a big reversal? Will you be the one to get the big reversal?
Choro comes from the Japanese word chorotto, which means a little. Creatures are chorotto peeking out from the holes on diamond-shaped cards. The rules of the game are simple, like Reversi. But when butterflies flutter into the game, everything changes!"
—description from the publisher
Rocca Choro is like a card-based kid's version of Othello that adds randomness through Special Cards (which cannot normally be fliped to the other color) and Chance Cards (which depending on a die roll will allow one player a free flip of one of their opponent's cards). Includes one six-sided die.
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