Toucan Do It

Publisher: Gigamic

Version french

In Toucan do it, be the one who has collected the most points at the end of the game!

Roll the dice and move your pawns along the course as you try to pick up the Positive tiles and Chance tiles, which will earn you points at the end of the game.

So leave the Negative tiles to your opponents!

If, by chance, you need to pick one up, use a Luck tile to turn it into a Positive tile.

The player with the most points at the end of the round wins the game.

Principle of the game

When setting up the game, the tiles are shuffled and randomly placed one behind the other to form a course.

How to play?

On your turn, roll the dice and advance one of your pawns by the indicated number of tiles.

If your pawn leaves a tile, you get that tile back.

Remove it from the course and place it in front of you.

Fill in the blank space by tightening the other tiles on the course.

When you pick up more tiles, you'll place them on top of that tile forming your pile.

If your pawn leaves an Action tile that he was the only one occupying at the beginning of his turn, you don't get the tile back.

Leave it on the course and perform the action it represents.

Once you've moved all your pawns to the Arrival tile, you have to wait for the others to finish playing.

However, they can still give or steal tiles from you if they trigger the corresponding actions.

End of the Game

The game ends when all pawns are on the Arrival tile. Each player then counts the points of the tiles in their pile.

Each Positive tile earns the stated amount of points, and each Negative tile loses its point value.

However, for each Chance tile in your stack, you can turn a Negative tile into a Positive tile

Author: Wolfgang Kramer &

Illustrator: Dominik Hüfner