Leo

To set up the game of Leo, arrange all the path tiles randomly in a winding trail on the table, starting from Leo's bed and ending at Bubu's barber shop. Set the clock marker to 8:00 AM, place the Leo wooden piece on the starting tile, and distribute the movement cards evenly among all participating players. Keep the clock, puzzle pieces for Leo's growing mane, and extra components easily accessible.

The main objective of Leo is cooperative: players must successfully guide Leo the lion from his starting bed to the barber shop before Bubu closes his doors at 8:00 PM. Because Leo's mane grows every day, players must balance their speed with the memory of which animals block the path, ensuring Leo does not get distracted too often and waste precious hours.

On your turn, choose one of your movement cards and play it face up. Move Leo forward along the path tiles by the exact number indicated on the card. Then, flip over the destination tile where Leo lands. If the animal shown on the tile matches the color of your played card, Leo keeps walking and the turn passes. If the colors do not match, Leo stops to chat, and time advances on the clock.

Leo is a fully cooperative game, meaning there are no individual scores. All players win together if they successfully complete all five days by reaching the barber shop before time runs out, or lose together if Leo's mane is fully grown and time expires before arrival.

A single day ends when the clock reaches 8:00 PM or when Leo reaches the barber shop. The entire game concludes after five full days (rounds), at which point the final success or failure of the cooperative mission is determined based on Leo's mane completion and arrival times.