In Side Out

One player shuffles all the cards, put them in a stack face down in the center of the table, and draws the top three cards and lays them face up around the center stack. He then begins the first round by turning the top card of the deck face up. Every card has one large symbol in the center and one smaller symbol in a ring around the center. There are 10 different symbols and may be in one of 8 different colors. The task of all participants is to search for the icon from the center of the final flipped card on the outer circle of the other three visible cards. The paired cards must match in both shape and color. As soon as one of the opponents finds such a card, he must quickly slap his palm on it and take the card.

It can very easily happen that there is no matching card on the table. In this case the next player add the central card to other three and flips over a new card to be matched with those four.

The game continues by replenishing cards so that there are always at least three on the table for searching. The game ends when one player collects a specified number of cards.