Directions for playing Pente
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Basically place one piece at a time switching player to player. The first with 5 in a row or 5 captures wins. To capture you get two pieces on opposite sides of two pieces in a line (cannot capture lines of 3+ or 1 just two).
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You can download the instructions in multiple languages at the game's website: http://rprod.com/index.php?page=download-2
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No directions. Plenty of instruction available free on the Net; Youtube specifically. Hope that helps.
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The direction are only in English. There is an app which I haven't checked out but maybe it would offer more languages or even an explanation of how to play the board game.
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There is an option in the settings menu to have the player play from where it left off or to start from the beginning. It's up to you.
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There are online instructions on how to play and there are a few online puzzles available but not a full set of puzzles. Do an online search on Lonpos to find their web site.
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Take out the bowls, flip it upside down and push in the black button and move it to the next hole. Repeat for each leg. It's very easy. I hope this helps!
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You must shift, then move your piece (according to the official rules). You can always (maybe in some very rare cases you can't) move a part of the labyrinth that won't affect the path you want to take though.
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In the rule book that comes with the game there are directions on how to set up a solo game.
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When one player goes out, that round is over but the following players gets one more turn to play. Then each player lays down whatever sets or runs they have in their hand. Then add up what is left in your hand. And now you are ready to play the next round.
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I suggest you get a Mah Jongg book. I bought a good book on Amazon -- "Beginners Guide to Mah Jongg How to Play the Game and Win." It is also good to get personal instruction if its available in your area. I took lessons with three friends locally in Marin County. The lessons were very useful to get the real feel of playing and some tactics.
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A short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0TjQqfbTt8 You can find several different rulesets online if you search, and a set of directions was included in my copy. Basically you have two teams and take it in turns to try and knock down the knights (main wooden blocks). Any knocked down knights are placed back up (see the rules) and there is some back and forth until one team knocks all the knights down, followed by the king in the center. Good fun!
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Please google and check online for instructions. The board set doesn't come with instructions. The best way is to learn it from someone who know how to play.
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If you look inside the instruction booklet there is a photo of the game board. You can see 5 of the 6 question marks in black on the board. The sixth one is directly above the red u in clue. (Center of board) The space to the right of the red arrow pointing down. Hopefully this info will help you play the game until you can get a replacement game board.
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There are a number of colored pegs. There are also different shaped pieces that look like twists of ribbon. Some of the "ribbon" holes are filled in, some are open. The "twisted ribbon" pieces are in different shapes.The challenge book tells you where to place the pegs. Then you place the twists on the board. A red twist must go over a red peg. (The peg will stick through one of the open twist spots.) So you have to get all of the twists on the board, overlapping the correct colored pegs, all pieces must be on the board, not hanging off.It is a quick learn and a lot of fun. Challenging, too.... There are a number of colored pegs. There are also different shaped pieces that look like twists of ribbon. Some of the "ribbon" holes are filled in, some are open. The "twisted ribbon" pieces are in different shapes.The challenge book tells you where to place the pegs. Then you place the twists on the board. A red twist must go over a red peg. (The peg will stick through one of the open twist spots.) So you have to get all of the twists on the board, overlapping the correct colored pegs, all pieces must be on the board, not hanging off.It is a quick... » Read More There are a number of colored pegs. There are also different shaped pieces that look like twists of ribbon. Some of the "ribbon" holes are filled in, some are open. The "twisted ribbon" pieces are in different shapes.The challenge book tells you where to place the pegs. Then you place the twists on the board. A red twist must go over a red peg. (The peg will stick through one of the open twist spots.) So you have to get all of the twists on the board, overlapping the correct colored pegs, all pieces must be on the board, not hanging off.It is a quick learn and a lot of fun. Challenging, too.... « Show Less
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A short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0TjQqfbTt8You can find several different rulesets online if you search, and a set of directions was included in my copy. Basically you have two teams and take it in turns to try and knock down the knights (main wooden blocks). Any knocked down knights are placed back up (see the rules) and there is some back and forth until one team knocks all the knights down, followed by the king in the center. Good fun!
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In the cards there is no instructions. Go figure. There is an instruction booklet in each of the sets that have the tiles.