Remoundo τυφλόμυγα (Blind man's bluff)

The original version of the game was played in Ancient Greece. One individual is blind-folded in order to catch or touch one of the others who run around. Remoundo games, the publisher of this game, brought this traditional game on the table with the title "τυφλÏŒμυγα" which means "blind fly". There are two different ways to play, depending on the double-sided board. Side A (blue) : One player, designated as "It", is blindfolded and the other players choose a pawn. Everybody's places their pawns on the board and they try to avoid the "it" from catching their pawn. If "it" catches a pawn , he/she places it randomly on the board. The board indicates some sounds (animal sounds, human sounds etc) and the person who had this pawn must immitate this sound. "It" has to recognise him/her . If so, the person who recognised gets a penalty card and becomes the new "it". Side B (green) : The "it" chases the other people by rolling dice. There are also 27 character cards (with 3 dinstict elements each)and everyone takes a secret caracter card trying not to reveal their character as they run to escape from "it". If the "it" catch a player, he/she can ask them 2 more questions and if he/she find their secret character they take a penalty card and they become the new "it". When a player reaches the 6 penalty cards, everybody checks their own penalty and the person with the fewest cards is the winner of the game. —description from the publisher