Disney/Pixar Cars 3 Junior Labyrinth - Board game RAVENSBURGER - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Board game
Brand	Ravensburger
Model	Disney/Pixar Cars 3 Junior Labyrinth
Reference	21 273 6
Number of players	2 to 4 players
Recommended age	Ages 4 and up
Author	Max J. Kobbert
Design	Paul Windle Design, UK
Contents	1 game board, 17 square path tiles, 12 tokens, 4 playing pieces
Main material	Cardboard
Power supply	None (board game without batteries)
Maintenance and cleaning	Wipe with a dry cloth; do not use liquid products
Safety	Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts
Spare parts and repairability	Not applicable (complete game; no spare parts available)
Main features	Move the labyrinth tiles to create paths and reach the characters with your playing piece

Frequently Asked Questions - Disney/Pixar Cars 3 Junior Labyrinth RAVENSBURGER

How to set up the game for the first time?

Carefully punch out the tiles and tokens from the boards. Place the board in the center. Shuffle the tiles face down, then place them face up on the empty spaces. Decide whether to use the two cross tiles or not. Set the extra tile aside. Shuffle the tokens. Each player chooses a playing piece and places it on the start space of their color. The youngest player starts.

What is the goal of the game?

The goal is to collect as many tokens as possible by reaching the characters from the movie Cars 3 with your playing piece in the labyrinth.

How to change the labyrinth?

The player pushes the extra tile from one of the board edges (indicated by gray arrows) until another tile comes out from the opposite side. The ejected tile stays on the edge for the next player.

What to do if a playing piece is pushed off the board?

If a playing piece is pushed off while sliding tiles, it is placed back on the opposite side, on the tile that was just inserted. This does not count as moving the playing piece.

Can you move your playing piece without changing the labyrinth?

No, a player is always required to change the labyrinth before moving their playing piece, even if they already have a direct path.

What happens if a player reaches the character they are looking for?

They take the corresponding token and place it in front of them. Their turn ends, and it is the next player's turn to flip a new token.

What to do if you don't reach the character?

You can move your playing piece as far as you want along an uninterrupted path, or choose not to move. The turn passes to the next player, who then tries to reach that same character.

How does the game end?

The game ends immediately as soon as a player reaches the last character they were looking for. The winner is the one with the most tokens in front of them.

Is there a variant for experienced players?

Yes: turn the two cross tiles face down (they are not used). Give each player the same number of tokens (face down). The player secretly looks at the top token of their pile. They must reach that character. It is forbidden to reinsert the tile where it was just ejected. The game ends when a player reaches the last character in their pile and returns to their start space.

What is the recommended age for this game?

The game is recommended for ages 4 and up. It is for 2 to 4 players.

USER MANUAL Disney/Pixar Cars 3 Junior Labyrinth RAVENSBURGER

Autor: Max J. Kobbert

Design: Paul Windle Design, UK

Inhalt:

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Het gaat beginnen

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The amazing shifting fun for 2–4 players aged 4 years and above.

Author: Max J. Kobbert Design: Paul Windle Design, UK

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Content:

1 game board
17 square maze tiles
12 round tokens
4 playing pieces

Who will be the first to find their way through the Labyrinth in search of the popular characters from Cars 3? By moving the maze tiles in the labyrinth, new paths are created where there was once a dead end. Only if you shift the maze tiles skillfully will you be able to reach all of the popular Cars 3 characters and win the game of amazing shifting fun!

The objective of the game is to collect the most round tokens.

Preparation

When playing for the first time, carefully punch out the maze tiles and round tokens. Put the game board in the middle of the table so that it is easy for you all to reach.

Shuffle the maze tiles, face down, and place them face up on the empty spaces of the game board to form a random maze. Two of the maze tiles are printed on both sides. On one side there are four-way intersections, which simplify the game. On the other side, curved paths are shown. Decide before and after shuffling, if and how many crossings you want to use in the maze. The more intersections you use, the easier it becomes!

Tip for parents:

In the first round, it is recommended to use several path intersections. After some practice, the intersections can gradually be removed/turned over in later rounds of the game.

One maze tile is always left over. Place it next to the game board. You will need this later to move the Labyrinth. Shuffle the round tokens, face down, and place them next to the game board. Choose a playing figure and put it on the start square in the same colour on the corners of the board.

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Let's play!

The youngest player begins; continue playing in a clockwise direction. If it's your turn, turn over a round token. You'll see one of the following characters from the Cars 3 Movie: Lightning McQueen, Cruz Ramirez, Jackson Storm, Shannon, Sterling, Guido, Luigi, Miss Fritter, Mack, Tex, Dusty and Rusty.

You must reach one of these characters in the labyrinth using your playing piece. To do this, always move the Labyrinth first and then move your playing figure.

Shifting maze tiles

Arrows along the edge of the board indicate where you can insert maze tiles. On your turn, insert the extra maze tile into the game board where one of the arrows is, until a maze tile slides off the edge at the opposite end of the board. The maze tile that was pushed out stays next to the board and is inserted back into the board by the next player on their turn.

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The maze tile that has just been replaced cannot be inserted back into the board at the same place where it was pushed out. The maze must be shifted on each turn, even if you can reach your character without inserting the extra maze tile.

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If you or another player's playing piece slides off the board along with the replaced maze tile, the piece is placed on the opposite end of the board on the new tile that has just been inserted. This does not count as a move.

You must always move the Labyrinth first, before moving your playing piece.

Moving your playing piece

After shifting the tiles of the maze, move your playing piece on the board. You can move your piece to any tile on the board that is continuously connected to the square that your piece is on, and you can stop your move at any time. You may move your playing piece to a tile that is already occupied by another player's piece.

Once you have reached the tile with the matching character, you will win that token and place it in front of you. This ends your turn and the next player turns over a new round token.

If you can't reach the character you are looking for, you can move your playing piece as far as you can to make it easier to reach it on your next turn. Or you can leave the piece where it is. The next player takes turn to get to the character with his piece. Gameplay continues like this until someone reaches the character they have been looking for in the labyrinth. This player wins the round token. Only now does the next player turn over a new round token.

The game ends as soon as a player reaches the last Cars 3 character with their playing piece and places the token in front of them.

The player with the most round tokens has won the game!

Variation for experienced Labyrinth players

The same preparation and rules of the basic game apply. Remove all four-way intersections from the game board as you don't need these for this variation.

Shuffle the round tokens, face down, and deal them evenly to all players. Everyone places their tokens face down, in a stack, in front of them.

On your turn, take the top token and look at the character without showing anyone. Only you will know which character you need to reach.

As previously described, always move the labyrinth first and then move your playing piece. The maze tile that has just been replaced cannot be inserted back into the board at the same place where it was pushed out.

Once you have reached your Cars 3 character, place the round token face up in front of you. Your turn is over. If you do not get the character you're looking for, move your playing piece as far as you can to make it easier to reach it on your next turn. Or you can leave your piece where it is. Your turn has now finished.

Gameplay continues with the next player. This player also looks at their top round token and tries to reach the Cars 3 character shown there.

The game ends as soon as a player reaches the character of the last token and has returned to their starting field with their playing piece. The first player to do this has won the game!

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¡A jugar!

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© Disney/Pixar; rights in underlying vehicles are the property of third parties, as applicable: Cadillac™; Dodge®; Fiat™; Mack™ www.disney.com

Autor: Max J. Kobbert

Design: Paul Windle Design, UK

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© Disney/Pixar; rights in underlying vehicles are the property of third parties, as applicable: Cadillac™; Dodge®; Fiat™; Mack™ www.disney.com

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© Disney/Pixar; rights in underlying vehicles are the property of third parties, as applicable: Cadillac™; Dodge®; Fiat™; Mack™ www.disney.com

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