This card requires the player to find all of the listed objects before the included timer runs out.

Main Objective: Pictureka is a game that requires players to spot specific pictures as fast as they can. Shuffle the picture cards and deal three cards to each player. Shuffle the mission cards and deal one to each player. Players hold their cards in their hand but don’t let the other players know what they have. The oldest player gets to start. The first player takes the top two cards from the picture card draw pile.The red cards are "Outbid." Your goal is to find as many objects as possible that fit in a certain category. Have the chosen player to begin the game start by rolling the dice and drawing a card that corresponds to the color on the dice. There are a couple of different ways in which you can play Pitureka, with a variety of rules to follow depending on the chosen version. Our flagship reference is without any doubt Pictureka! We invented this game and licensed it to Hasbro. “Pictureka!” is now one of the top selling games worldwide and has expanded into a whole range of products. The problem with the four games is that they aren’t that different when you really think about it. The only differences between 8-Away and Alphabetti is whether players have their own cards and if you match a mission or a letter. The non-speed games are a little different. Matchureka adds a matching/memory element to the game but uses the same basic gameplay from all of the other games. I didn’t particularly care for it since I don’t really like memory games. Finally Cow’s Creative Combo just has players find three cards from their hand that match a mission.

Arrange the 9 Game Tiles into a grid that is 3×3. Once done, sort the cards into the three color groups and ensure that you shuffle these. The Pictureka license started out with the board game simply named ’Pictureka’. It was an exact copy of Project X, as invented by Arne Lauwers.Two teams of three contestants (consisting of two kids & a parent) competed in this crazy game of hide & seek. Play a card of that color (if you see an arrow, remember to switch or flip a tile before you play). Find objects on the tiles to win cards. Win the most cards or be the first to collect six cards to win the game There are a few game modes in Pictureka!, but all follow the basic rules. Blue cards have one of the pictures on them and are all play, the first person to find the picture in the grid, point it out and shout Pictureka! wins and takes the card. Green cards are solo play and players first roll dice to determine how many of the object described on one of the three sections on the card they have to find before the sand on the timer runs out, fingers crossed you don’t roll a six.