DEJA-VU - Card game Amigo - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Card Game
Brand	Amigo
Model	DEJA-VU
Number of Players	2 to 8 players
Recommended Age	6 years and up
Game Contents	36 objects, 36 cards
Game Objective	Collect the most objects by spotting duplicates on the cards
Game Duration	20-30 minutes per game (3 rounds)
Power Source	Not required
Maintenance	Wipe cards and objects with a dry cloth; store in a dry place
Safety Warning	Small parts. Not for children under 3 years old
Replacement Parts	Not available separately
Repairability	Not repairable; replace defective components
Manufacturer Contact	Phone: [phone] (M-F 9:00-6:00 Central Time)
Website	www.amigo.games

Frequently Asked Questions - DEJA-VU Amigo

How do I play DEJA-VU?

Players take turns flipping over cards from a central pile. When you see an object on a card that has appeared before, race to grab the corresponding object from the table. The player who collects the most objects over three rounds wins.

What happens if I grab an object incorrectly?

If you grab an object that has not yet appeared twice on the cards, you must sit out the rest of the round and score no points for that round.

How many rounds are in a game?

The game is played over three rounds. After each round, players count their collected objects for points, then reset and play again.

What is the object of DEJA-VU?

The goal is to earn the most points by collecting objects from the table. You collect an object when you think you’ve seen it twice on the cards.

How many objects and cards come in the box?

The box contains 36 objects and 36 cards.

Can I look back at the discard pile during the game?

No, you may not look back at the discard pile. Since each object appears exactly twice, seeing a card later will confirm whether you grabbed correctly.

What happens if I grab an object that appears on the three set-aside cards?

If you have grabbed an object that appears on one of the three cards set aside before the round, you do not score in that round.

How do I score points?

Count the number of objects you have collected. Each object gives you one point. The player with the most points after three rounds wins.

How do I win the game?

After three rounds, the player with the most points (collected objects) wins. In case of a tie, play an extra round.

What if I have a question about the rules?

Contact Amigo customer service at 844-962-6446 (M-F 9:00-6:00 Central Time) or visit www.amigo.games. You can also sign up for the Game Design Council to provide feedback.

USER MANUAL DEJA-VU Amigo

If you’d like to learn to play by watching a short video instead of reading these rules, please visit www.amigo.games/game/dejavu.

GAMEPLAY SUMMARY

Take turns flipping over cards. When you think you're seeing an object for the second time, grab it from the center of the table as quickly as you can. But beware — if you make a mistake, you'll pay a penalty! The player who collects the most objects over three rounds wins the game.

CONTENTS

36 Objects

36 Cards

OBJECT OF THE GAME

To earn the most points; players earn points by collecting objects.

SET UP

I. To start a round, shuffle the cards and put three cards aside without looking at them. You will use these cards at the end of the round.
2. Put the remaining cards face-down in the center of the table, leaving enough space next to them for a discard pile.
3. Spread all 36 objects around the card pile within easy reach of all players.

PLAYING THE GAME

I. FLIPPING CARDS: Starting with the oldest player, take turns flipping over the top card on the pile to form a face-up discard pile. You must flip the cards away from yourself so that you don't see the card before your opponents see it. All players try to memorize the objects shown on every card as they are flipped.

1. COVERING CARDS: Play passes to the left. When you place a card on the discard pile, you must place it so that it completely covers the card(s) below it.

2. SPOTTING OBJECTS TWICE: When you think you're seeing an object on the cards for the second time, race to pick up that object from the table. Any player may pick up an object

(not just the player who flipped the card), and you may pick up objects at any time (not just right after they appear on a card). As you collect objects, place them on the table in front of yourself. Once you’ve collected an object, you may not put it back with the other objects until the round is over.

1. GRABBING INCORRECT OBJECTS: Each object appears exactly twice on the cards, so keep an eye on the objects that other players have grabbed. If an object that you’ve grabbed appears on a card after you’ve already taken that object, you must sit out the rest of the round and you do not score in this round. You may not look back at cards in the discard pile; since each object appears twice you’ll know if someone has incorrectly grabbed an object as more cards are flipped over.

2. ENDING A ROUND: Once you've flipped over the last card of the deck and no one wants to take another object, the round ends. Check the three cards that were put aside before the round: If you've grabbed an object that appears on one of these, you do not score in this round.

WINNING THE GAME

Count the number of objects you’ve collected and announce it to the other players— you get one point for each object you’ve collected. Put all of the objects back into the center of the table, shuffle the cards, put three aside, and play again. The player with the most points at the end of three rounds wins the game.

If you have questions on these rules or on any of our products, please call us at

844-962-6446 M-F 9:00 - 6:00 CENTRAL TIME

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