Brain Games 6. Paimk tai!

This game with an unusual name (pronounced sixth take) will bring you lots of fun moments. Easy to learn, quick to play, it's a nice little thing to grab when going to a party or outing with friends. Playable by two people or up to ten players, it's a good recipe for fun. Not for nothing has the game enjoyed widespread success worldwide! This card game is the first from the great game inventor Wolfgang Kramer's games that we offer in our range. Although the richness of ideas of this miraculous man could be better appreciated with his masterpieces El Grande and The Prince of Florence, all good things have their time, and we decided to start with the small one. Don't be afraid if you look at the game's deck and see only numbers. Perhaps numbers are not your forte, but the game actually has nothing to do with excessive calculation. The game principle is quickly understood even by a six-year-old child, although a more mature mind would certainly be useful for full-fledged gameplay. The original Kramer-invented card laying principle ensures that there is a sufficiently large factor of luck in the game so that it can be considered a lightweight tactical game where tactical moves, bluffing, and of course, the smile of fortune coexist equally well.