

The Popular ball game excels in multifunctional use. Children can build the pictures according to the pattern, stacking the balls on top of each other to create small pyramids, which develops fine motor skills. But it will also allow the development of logic, through 5 games, which include Oh, man, Don't be mad, Mouseketeers, lady, sudoku and darts The goal of the biscuits is to create a row of five of their colours in a row horizontally, vertically or screen sizely. In Man, Don't Be Angry, players must walk their marbles all the way to the goal. The player who succeeds first wins. In Sudoku, you need to build a box with 9 colours. Each colour must appear only once in each row, column and small square.

Players take turns placing coloured balls on the board. The goal is to create a row of five of your colours in a row - horizontally, vertically or screen sizely. This line must form a straight line and must not be interrupted anywhere by the opponent's colour. Whoever created such a line first, won.

The Popular ball game also allows you to play a game of checkers. At the start of the game, each opponent has 9 balls, which are placed on opposite sides in the first two rows. The balls can be moved screen sizely forward, but not backwards, and they cannot jump over balls of their own colour. If the ball reaches the other side of the board, it turns into a queen. The lady can move screen sizely, forward and backward. In the game of darts, players take turns to roll the dice clockwise and shift their balls the number of spaces corresponding to the number on the dice. The movement of the balls is then influenced by which field they stop on.

Piscuits: A game for two or more players. Players take turns placing coloured balls on the board. The goal is to create a row of five of your colours in a row - horizontally, vertically or screen sizely. This line must form a straight line and must not be interrupted anywhere by the opponent's colour. Whoever created such a line first, won.
Man, don't be angry:Each player's task is to walk their balls all the way to the goal, i.e. the three same-coloured squares in the centre of the game board. Whoever succeeds wins. The other players continue to play until they too reach their target squares.
Coloured Sudoku: A variant where instead of numbers from 1 to 9 you will find them in 9 different colours. As with classic Sudoku, the basic rule is that each colour can only appear once in each row, column and small square.


Arrows: Players take turns to roll the dice clockwise and move their balls the number of spaces corresponding to the number on the dice. The direction is indicated by arrows. If the ball stops at: 1. field with an orange arrow: ascends one row up the 2nd field with a purple arrow: descend one row below the 3rd square with the red arrow: it is the box back to the 4th box with the red double arrow: it is 2 spaces back of the 5th field with a green double arrow: it's two ahead. If a die roll sends a player to a space that is already occupied by an opponent's ball, the player moves that ball (event. all others) one space back and enters the space designated for him by the roll.
Solitaire / Solitaire+:
The object of the game is to remove all but one ball from the board. Place the balls according to the game plan. The balls only move down the playing field by skipping. Shifts are not allowed. You can only jump orthogonally, not screen sizely, immediately adjacent balls, after which the next field is free. The skipped ball is removed from the board. Multiple jumps are allowed. The game ends with a win when there is only one ball left on the board. If there are several lone balls left on the descent that can no longer be removed, the player has lost

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