Locolor

The Colorful Game

For Everyone

Rules:

The rules are fairly simple and straightforward:

Get rid of your cards as fast as possible.

Cards of the same colour are never allowed to touch each other.

Rules in German:

Locolor_Anleitung_v1.pdf


Story behind the game:

The idea for the game came while playing Rummy with my grandparents. I realised that it was kind of difficult to play because the numbers were too small to read comfortably. It appeared to there isn't really a cardgame (or boardgame) where you are not required to read something while playing. Which is kind of a surprise, since not everyone has such a good sight- me included (without my glasses or lenses I wouldn't have a chance to play Rummy either).

Therefore back home I decided to develop a prototype for a cardgame which can be played by literally anyone. I gave myself the goal that it works without anything written on it. No symbols, no numbers, no nothing.

With my friend Elia who studied Graphic Design at ZHdK we improved the cardgame

Through multiple test playing with different people we improved the rules and the design.

We also had some other points we found important to consider:

And the most important of all- it should be fun to play.

Which in our opinion it is! :-)

But please see for yourself:


Get the game:

Since the whole origin story and idea for the game is to make a cardgame for everyone, we thought it is right to make the cardgame available everyone. Thus for free.

Just write your e-mail in the box underneath and we will send you the PDF as soon as possible. Then you have to cut the cards and put them in card sleeves (if you can't find any card sleeves to buy, you can get them from us).

If you don't want to have the hassle of cutting the pdf you can also just wait till we launch a kickstarter. By sharing your e-mail you're automatically on our list. If you don't want to be on our list please write us.



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In case you're wondering why we have those white symbols on our cards (First hats off to you for noticing).

We put them there for people with different kind of colour blindness since each symbol just corresponds to another colour. And frankly also because it looks a bit more interesting, doesn't it? :-)

If you think we forgot about the completely blind people. Don't worry, we thought of that too. 

But won't reveal how we adjusted our design for that here. Maybe just think and you can come up with an idea on your own. If so please share it.  :-)

And if you really want to know just ask us you curious wonderer (that's a compliment).

If you're interested in the game we're happy to answer you anything.