Description

Kuka on pelin HAKA consist of 400 cards, which have a number in the backside. The front side has a declaration of something, for which the right answer is the number in the backside.

There are two game modes in this game.
In easy mode player in turn tries to put three randomly chosen declarations in the descending order by the number in the backside. After that other players can contest the order. If no-one contests, then player in turn gets one point. If someone contests and the order is right, then the player in turn gets one point and the contester gets minus one point. If the order was not correct, then contester gets one point and player in turn gets minus one point.

In the more challenging game mode you have a grid of nine cards (3*3), where you place your cards. On your turn you put your card in any place in the grid, so that descending order is maintained in the corresponding line and column. At the start there are no cards in the grid. You can play your card in the open space or on top of previously played card. Points are calculated in the same way as the easy mode.

There are five categories of numbers:
Number of people, number of something, amount in Finnish marks, percentages and other.

This game is a promotive game published by the Finnish construction company HAKA. From the cards in the game you can conclude that game was probably published 1990.

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