Goblet Gobblers (Japanese version)

---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 years old to adult, 2 people only, 5 minutes, on sale from February 22, 2019 ``Goblet Gobblers'' is a game where you can place and move pieces to create a vertical/horizontal/diagonal row of pieces of your own color on a 3x3 square board, and take advantage of the size differences between small, medium, and large to cover and overlap pieces. It's a competitive game where you try to remove or remove. A simplified version of the classic game "Goblet". There is nothing in the 3x3 square, and each player starts with pieces of their own color (characters called Gobblers) prepared at hand. Take turns taking one of your pieces and placing it on an empty square or moving it over a smaller piece, trying to line up 3 Gobblers of your color in a vertical/horizontal/diagonal row. Because of this ``movement of once placed pieces'' and ``overlaying'', unlike ordinary ``tic-tac-toe'' (○× game), it is not easy. You will have to worry about what size pieces to place on the empty squares, and what size pieces your opponent has left. Another key point is to remove the cover. If you "cover" too many times, you will run out of pieces. The piece you put on top will then be removed and reused, but the situation will vary greatly depending on what piece was underneath. Sometimes, when you remove the cover, your opponent's color comes out, and you line up and lose. instructor The winner is the player whose Gobblers are in a row when they place a piece or when their piece comes out when their opponent takes a cover. 《Here's what I recommend》It's a game that has the feel of a three-dimensional tic-tac-toe, with cute Gobblers pieces with crests. Although it is a type of game where you think logically, such as Go or Shogi, it is exciting because of the surprising accidents caused by forgetting what the pieces in the cover are. It is highly recommended for a wide range of age groups, from children to adults, as it can be enjoyed in a short period of time with full concentration.