Cassette Juego: La Oca

Cassette Juego was a very popular late 80´s spin and move series of portatile boardgames that were created in spain by CASA CHICO, but later was very popular in Venezuela and Peru,among other southamerican countries.(produced by Loklinka and Maxi S.A.)

The game itself was portable with shape of a 80´s old audio cassette, that come with it cassette box.The cassette was displayed in three sections. One is located in what was the function of the die, which was replaced by a rotating wheel with various numbers printed on it. The other two panels formed the board cassette. It was made ​​of metal, for small magnetic chips (usually four, but this varied depending on the game) could adhere securely and not dropped or lost. When not being used, the chips were placed in a small metal plate located on the upper right of the board.

LA OCA (the goose game) is a classic spanish boardgame, adapted to the Cassette Juego Format were each player spin the wheel and advance the number of square acording to the result, having some squares that let you advance more by saying "De oca en oca tiro porque me toca" meaning that you roll again because you get the chance. The winner is the first player pawn to get to the end of the OCA game.