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CanCan
CanCan, the game of color and creation, is a puzzle-building game using square multicolored tiles on a black gameboard. CanCan is all about color. Tiles are placed edge to edge by matching color. Match shapes too and you get rewards! You win by building good relationships! It’s suitable for players age 5 and up. It’s non-verbal, entirely visual, and thus globally accessible.
What is CanCan
CanCan, the game of color and creation, is a puzzle-building game using square multicolored tiles on a black gameboard. CanCan is all about color. Tiles are placed edge to edge by matching color. Match shapes too and you get rewards! You win by building good relationships! It’s suitable for players age 5 and up. It’s non-verbal, entirely visual, and thus globally accessible.
All the CanCan tiles are different. Every game creates a new picture. You can play CanCan in several ways. You can play by yourself, collaborate with others, or play competitively. In CanCan we build a picture together: each move creates the context for every following move. You can play to win, but you win by creating the best possible color relationship for each moment. The better the relationships and the more you learn to think ahead with your tile placement, the more complete your finished picture will be, the more fun you’ll have.
Game details
- Players
- 1–4
- Age
- +5
- Duration
- 30 min
- Difficulty
- Light
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2012
- Mechanics
- Pattern Building · Tile Placement
- Categories
- Abstract Strategy · Children's Game · Educational
- Designer
- Ruth Alexandra Nowakoski
- Publisher
- (Self-Published)
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Everything about CanCan
How many players is CanCan for?
CanCan plays with 1–4 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 30 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 5.
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