Gamewright Marshmallow Test Manual

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CONTENTS

CONTENTSCONTENTS

60 cards (1–12 in 5 colors)

20 small & 15 large marshmallow tokens (1 & 5 points)

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEWOVERVIEW

Are you all about instant gratication? Or can you be patient enough to wait

for a greater reward later? Test your willpower by winning tricks and collecting

marshmallows for your opponents’ tricks. The rst player to 20 points wins.

SET UP

SET UPSET UP

1. The player who last ate something with marshmallows starts as the dealer

for the rst round.

2. Shufe the deck and deal each player a hand of 12 cards. (Keep your hand

secret from opponents.) Place any remaining cards off to the side, unseen.

3. Place the marshmallow

tokens within easy reach

of all players. Note that

small marshmallows are

worth 1 point each, while

large marshmallows are

worth 5 points each.

5 points

oint

HOW TO PLA

HOW TO PLAY

YHOW TO PLAY

The dealer begins the round by playing a card from their hand face up to the

middle of the playing area, starting the “trick.” Play proceeds clockwise, with

each player adding one of their own cards face up to the trick as well.

When playing a card, the following rules apply:

• Any card can be played as the rst card of a trick. This card determines the

trick’s “lead suit.”

• All subsequent cards in the trick must follow the lead suit (match the

color of the rst card). If none of your cards match the lead suit, you may

play any card from your hand.

When each player has played a card, whoever played the highest card in the

lead suit wins the trick. Note: During the rst round, there is no trump suit (see

“Starting a New Round” for more). The player who won the trick collects all of

the cards from the center of the play area, and puts them in a stack face down

in front of themself. (As you collect further tricks, place each one in a separate

stack, so that it’s clear how many tricks each player has.) The winner of that trick

continues the round by playing a card from their hand to start the next trick.

GOING OUT

GOING OUTGOING OUT

Once a player collects a specic number of tricks, they’re out for the rest of the

round and receive marshmallow tokens equal to the total number of all other

players’ face-down tricks. The number of tricks required varies based on the

number of players, as follows:

Number of Players 2 3 4 5

Number of Tricks 6 4 3 3

After you go out discard any remaining cards in your hand to the side, face down,

but leave your tricks in front of you, as these will continue to be counted toward

other players’ scores. Of the remaining players, the next player in clockwise order

starts the next trick.

Example: In this four-player game, Player A

has just won their third trick, and therefore

goes out for the round. They collect a total

of 4 marshmallow tokens: 2 for Player B’s

tricks and 1 each for Player C’s and D’s

tricks. Player B starts the next trick.

ENDING A ROUND

ENDING A ROUNDENDING A ROUND

A round ends when there’s only one player remaining who hasn’t gone out. That player

does not receive any marshmallows, and becomes the dealer for the next round.

STARTING A NEW ROUND

STARTING A NEW ROUNDSTARTING A NEW ROUND

The dealer for the second round (and beyond) reshufes all the cards (including

any that were set aside) and deals each player a new hand of 12 cards. Then —

after the dealer has examined their cards — they declare one of the ve suits

as the “trump suit.” Cards of this suit will beat all other suits for the duration of

the round.

Green is

trump!

Special Rule for Five Players: In a ve-player game, it’s possible that

more than one player remains in the round, even after all 12 tricks

have been played. When this happens, of the remaining players none

receive any marshmallows. If the player who collected the most recent

trick has gone out, they are the dealer for the next round. However not

if the player who collected the most recent trick go out, they did

receive their marshmallows as usual and the rst player, in clockwise

order, who still remains in the round becomes the next dealer instead.

Player A

Player B

Player D

Player C

The dealer begins the round, as before, and the round plays out just like the previous

one, with the following addition:

• If a player is unable to follow suit and adds a trump card to a trick,

all following players may also play a trump to that trick — even if they

could otherwise still follow suit.

When each player has played a card, the winner of the trick is determined as follows:

• If any trump cards were played, the highest trump card wins the trick.

• If no trump cards were played, the highest card in the lead suit wins the trick.

ENDING THE GAME

ENDING THE GAMEENDING THE GAME

Continue playing rounds until one player collects a total of 20 (or more) points.

The game ends instantly when this happens. The current round is not completed,

and the successful player is the winner.

A WORD FROM GAMEWRIGHT

A WORD FROM GAMEWRIGHTA WORD FROM GAMEWRIGHT

In case you’ve never heard of it, the title of this game comes from “the Stanford

marshmallow experiment,” a series of studies on delayed gratication conducted

by psychologist Walter Mischel in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In the studies,

children were offered a choice between receiving one marshmallow immediately

or two marshmallows if they waited a little while longer. Inspired by the famous

experiment, inventor Reiner Knizia created this clever trick-taking game that

rewards patience. If you can gure out how to be the second-to-last to go out

each round, you’ll nd this game to be quite gratifying!

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Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Gamewright
Kategori:	Brætspil
Model:	Marshmallow Test
Produkttype:	Kortspil
Emballageindhold:	60 cards\n35 Marshmallow scoring tokens\nRules in Spanish\nRules of Play
Oprindelsesland:	Kina
Anbefalet alder (min.):	10 År
Legetid (maks.):	20 min.
Maksimalt antal spillere:	5
Minimum antal spillere:	2
Genre:	Fest
Foreslået køn:	Ethvert køn
EU TSD advarsel:	Små dele. Kvælningsfare
Anbefalet alder:	Voksen & barn
Ikke for børn fra 0-3 år:	Ja
Spil navn:	Marshmallow Test
Familiespil:	Ja
Antal kort:	60 stk