Board Game Multigra Multigra Piotruś - Z Jeżykiem by Multigra (mpn 504318)

Multigra Piotruś - Z Jeżykiem is a card-based family board game designed for simple turn-based play. The set contains themed playing cards for the classic Old Maid-style matching and elimination game. It is suited to group play at home, in school or while travelling, and focuses on short rounds that exercise attention and memory without complex rules.

Advantages

This Multigra card game provides compact, easy-to-learn gameplay with durable printed cards and a clear objective suitable for young children and adults. The themed illustrations featuring a hedgehog character make the cards visually distinct, helping players recognise pairs quickly. The format supports quick setup and short sessions, making it convenient for family time, classroom activities, or as a travel game.

Suitable for

• Family game nights and casual household play
• Early childhood education and attention/memory exercises
• Classroom group activities and social playtime
• Portable entertainment during travel and short breaks

Key specifications

• Game type: card-based matching and elimination game
• Playable by: multiple players in turn-based rounds
• Main focus: attention, visual recognition, and memory development
• Contents: themed playing cards with hedgehog illustrations
• Recommended use: home, school, travel

How to use

Shuffle the deck and deal the appropriate number of cards to each player according to standard Old Maid rules. Players take turns drawing one card from the next player's hand and discarding any matching pairs. The player left holding the unmatched card at the end of play is the Old Maid. Rules are simple to explain and rounds are short, allowing quick repetition and easy inclusion of younger children. Supervise very young players to ensure cards are handled properly.

Usage recommendations

Store the cards in a dry, cool place and keep them in their original box or a protective sleeve to extend print quality. Use on a flat surface and avoid folding or bending cards. For group sessions, set a clear turn order and review pairing rules with new players before starting.