Stroop'd

Stroop'd

2022

2 - 10 players
0 min

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A fun, family-friendly card game that will question your ability to recognize colors. Stroop'd is based off the Stroop Effect. Stroop'd is a cognitive speed game that utilizes this effect. On your turn you must play 1 card from your hand onto the discard pile and the background color must match the requirements of the top card. If the top card has splattered paint you must play a card from your hand where it's background color matches the FONT of the word on the discard pile. If the top card has a speech bubble then you must play a card where it's background color matches the WORD on the card. There are no turns so play quickly, but only use one hand and only card at a time. Be the first one to play all of your cards to win. Keep score if you like, no scoring is listed.

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About Stroop'd

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A fun, family-friendly card game that will question your ability to recognize colors. Stroop'd is based off the Stroop Effect. Stroop'd is a cognitive speed game that utilizes this effect. On your turn you must play 1 card from your hand onto the discard pile and the background color must match the requirements of the top card. If the top card has splattered paint you must play a card from your hand where it's background color matches the FONT of the word on the discard pile. If the top card has a speech bubble then you must play a card where it's background color matches the WORD on the card. There are no turns so play quickly, but only use one hand and only card at a time. Be the first one to play all of your cards to win. Keep score if you like, no scoring is listed.

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Card Game

Mechanics

Hand ManagementMatchingPattern Recognition
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