Saut Cool is that perfect game to get everyone relaxed, mixing the fun of a party game with the excitement of a dexterity challenge. If you enjoy light competition, full of laughs, and the possibility of playing tricks on friends, this one is for you! The experience is dynamic, with eliminations that keep everyone engaged and power cards that can turn the game around at any moment.
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Highlights
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Fun and challenging flicking
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Direct player interaction
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Strategic power cards
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Simple rules, easy to learn
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High replayability guaranteed
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Keep in mind
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Player elimination
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Dexterity dependent
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Can have some luck
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready for the World Leapfrog Championship, an event where the best competitors from around the globe gather to prove who is the master of flicking! In Saut Cool, the goal is simple: be the last player with frogs in play to claim victory. But make no mistake, the competition is fierce, and elimination is a constant. Your mission is to accurately flick your frogs into pools of varying sizes. The smaller the pool your frog lands in, the better your position will be in the next round, which is crucial for your survival. However, much like musical chairs, the number of pools is always fewer than the number of frogs, ensuring some will inevitably miss out. Among the frogs that fail to reach a pool, one will be randomly eliminated from the game. To compensate for the loss of a frog, the player receives a power card. These cards are the spice of the game, offering nine powerful abilities that can be used at any time. Want to reserve a pool for your next jump? Earn an extra flick for that frog that almost made it? Or perhaps, cancel a rival's perfect jump to knock them out of the game? The possibilities are many, and twists are guaranteed. Saut Cool promises laughter, strategy, and plenty of dexterity with every flick!
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Best player count
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2–4 players
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How many players can participate in Saut Cool? expand_more
Saut Cool is designed for 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for small groups of friends or a family game night.
What is the average game duration? expand_more
A game of Saut Cool typically lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, perfect for quick sessions and multiple rounds.
Is Saut Cool a complex game? expand_more
No, Saut Cool has very low complexity. It's easy to learn, with intuitive rules that allow new players to jump into the fun quickly.
What are the main components of the game? expand_more
The game includes frogs to flick, modular board pieces to form the pools, and power cards with special abilities.
Who is Saut Cool recommended for? expand_more
It's highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun party game with lots of interaction and a touch of dexterity. Ideal for families and groups of friends who enjoy light and competitive games.
Are the power cards very decisive? expand_more
Yes, power cards add an important strategic layer, allowing for twists and unexpected moments that can change the course of the game at any time.
What happens if my frog doesn't land in any pool? expand_more
If your frog doesn't land in a pool, it risks being one of the eliminated frogs for the round. One frog is randomly chosen from those who failed, and its player receives a power card as compensation.