STACK TEN

① Contents 15 white blocks, 15 black blocks, 1 tile, 1 stick(2 parts), 1 instruction manual, 1 box.

②Purpose of the game STACK TEN is a simple 2-player game. Players take turns stacking the blocks in their hands, aiming to stack more blocks of their color at the same height as the stick.

 Place the tile in the center of the table.
 Place a stick next to it to check the height of the stacked blocks. Assemble the stick from two parts.
 Each player places 15 biocks of their color into the body or lid of the box.
 Each player chooses 5 blocks from their own block in the box so that their opponent cannot see them. After each of you has made your selections, we will publish them at the same time and keep them in your hands.

④Game Flow

 Each player takes a turn. The player who wins the game by Janken (rock-paper-scissors-game) is the first player to make a move.
 The first player starts his/her turn. On your turn, you choose one of the selected blocks and stack it on top of the tiles. The following rules must be observed.
     Blocks cannot be placed diagonally.
     Blocks cannot be placed outside of the tile area.

Place the block so that the bottom side touches the tile or block below.

     No part of the block should be floating in the air.
     Do not exceed the height of the stick.

 If a player breaks a stack of blocks while placing them, that player loses.
 If a player breaks a stack of blocks while placing them, that player loses.
 If neither player can place a block, both players choose 5 blocks from the box, reveal them at the same time, and place them in their hands.
 When either player has finished stacking their blocks, both players select 5 blocks from the box, reveal them at the same time, and place them in their hands.
 The game ends when there are no more blocks in the box and no blocks can be placed on each other.

⑤End of game The player who has the most blocks of their color at the same height as the stick (minimum 10 blocks) wins. If the blocks have the same area, the player with fewer blocks remaining wins.

That's all for the explanation. Let's get started!

—description from the publisher