Treasure of the Dragons

A sophisticated memory game

Treasure crates, diamond rings, robots and many toys are hidden by the Dragon in his cave!
Turn over the tiles one by one to discover these treasures. However, beware of the Dragons or the spiders that may emerge to hunt you. If they do, your turn is over and you lose all your treasures!

Category: Family Games, Memory & Visual Perception

Content: 49 Tiles: 34 Treasure cards: 8 Treasure Crates, 6 Robots, 4 Balls, 4 Dolls, 4 Trains, 8 Diamonds. 12 Dragons, 3 Spiders

Skills Learned: Memory & Visual Perception

2-5 Players

Ages5+

15 Minutes

How to Play

All tiles are shuffled thoroughly and arranged face-down in a 7 X 7 grid.

On your turn, turn over tiles of your choice one at a time and leave them face-up in their original place. You may stop at any point and take the earned tiles or keep going to try and find more treasures.

Try to remember where the dragons and spiders are hiding to have a better chance of winning the most treasures.

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