The Bears and the Bees

Ages: 8+ Players: 2 - 6 Play Time: 30 min Grandpa Beck's The Bears And The Bees is an enthralling and challenging card game that combines puzzle - solving with competition! Players aim to build a honeycomb hive by linking honeycomb - shaped cards. Match the colors on two or more sides of the cards from your hand with those on the table. Matching more than two sides gets you bonus plays, allowing skilled players to play multiple cards each turn. Special cards like Flowers, Drones, Bears, and Worker Bees add strategy and excitement. Drones simplify earning bonus plays, while Worker Bees and Flowers can 'sting' your opponents. The Bears are the pesky obstacles. This unique game is visually appealing and highly engaging. Every turn brings new combinations, making it a captivating experience. It's a perfect choice for your next game night. - Build a hive by adding cards that match on 2 or more sides with the in - play cards. - Each turn presents new possibilities, keeping you hooked. - It's a blend of puzzle and competition, both visually and gameplay - wise compelling. - Special cards with unique mechanics create strategic and interactive gameplay. - Comes with 104 hexagonal cards, a detailed rule sheet, and a sturdy travel - friendly box.

How to play: First, gather 2 to 6 players aged 8 or older. The game lasts about 30 minutes. Shuffle the 104 hexagonal cards and deal them to the players. Place some cards on the table to start the hive. Take turns to match the colors on your cards with those on the table. If you match more than two sides, you get bonus plays. Special cards have different effects, like Drones making it easier to get bonus plays. Worker Bees and Flowers can be used against opponents. The Bears are there to cause trouble. Keep playing until the game is over. Note: Make sure all players understand the rules before starting. If there's a dispute, refer to the detailed rule sheet. Maintenance: Keep the cards in the sturdy travel - friendly box when not in use. Avoid getting the cards wet or dirty. If the cards get a bit worn out, you can replace them easily by contacting the manufacturer.