Das Geheimnis der Erfolgreichen (2000): Buy or sell now
Who is this game suitable for?
Suitable for ages 0 and up. You can play with 3 to 6 players.
Playtime is roughly
60 - 60 Minutes.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive: Acting, Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Open Drafting, Push Your Luck, Set Collection, Storytelling und Team-Based Game
The game is published by: Pro Futura und Ravensburger
And was developed by: Bertram Kaes
Alternative names
Triva game with a 'Success'-theme. Players need several abilities - e.g. luck, knowledge, teamplay - to win this game.
Be the first obtaining a (coloured) card of each area (totally 5);
roll the die and move your token (you may roll again once, if you are not pleased with the result);
depending on the space you landed on you must perform an action:
1. Green: Active player draws a card and reading the green question - all other players make short notices/remarks about it (hidden);
active player has to assign answers to players - successful? If yes get a green pyramid.
2. Grey: Use your sawy! Find correct answer to a question within a minute - you may ask for assistance (one person only).
Example: Find the correspondent city in Europe with the letters R_I_M_D_D_A; successful (correct answers on the back of the card)? You and your partner will collect a grey pyramid.
3. Blue: find within 30 s (with or without a partner) correct answer; example: How many wings does a dragonfly have?
4. Red: Describe within 60 s together with a player of your choice - word after word - searched term, e.g. opera; successful... get a red pyramid.
5. Golden: All players form their own 'five-digit' number. Push your luck - shuffle 10 numbered cards (0 - 9), draw 5 out of them and turn them over step by step. After each step players have to make up their decisions placing this digit. Highest number wins a golden pyramid.
6. Coloured: your choice
7. White: steal a pyramid of your choice from another player
8. Ending a full circuit: get a pyramid of your choice
TRADING RATE: 2 pyramids (same colour) = 1 card (same colour)
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