
2019
Frog Chess
2–3 players · 15 min · 7+
Last Frog to Jump Wins! Frog Chess is played with either two or three players. The object is to be the last frog to jump. Players start by strategically placing their frogs on the board until all the spaces are filled with frogs. Players then take turns jumping one another. When a frog is jumped, it is removed from the board. Frogs can jump forward, backwards, sideways and diagonally. Frogs can do single or multiple jumps, even jump their own team frogs if needed. It is possible to win the game with fewer frogs left on the board than their opponents. The game moves quickly, and you will find yourself wanting to play again.
Game comes with:
1 beautiful 12″x12″ neoprene board 60 colorful squishy frogs (3 colors, 20 each) 1 set of instructions
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