For the Girls Card Game: Rules for How to Play

Setup

Separate the cards by the back of the cards.
Shuffle each deck of cards separately. Place each deck in the middle of the table where everyone can reach them.
Whichever player has the most Instagram followers starts the game.

How to Play For the Girls

To begin each turn the current player rolls the die. The color they roll on the die determines which deck of cards they will draw a card from. For example you roll pink, you will take the top card from the pink deck.

Rolling the die — The current player rolled green on the die. So they will take a green card, and follow its directions.

Should you roll black on the die, you get to choose which color card you want to take this round.

Rolling black on the die — The current player rolled black on the die. They will choose which color card they want to take this turn.

The current player then reads the card out loud to all of the players. The current player and possibly some or all of the other players will then have to take a command or action based on what is printed on the card.

Depending on the card, one player may earn the card. They will take the card and place it in front of themselves. The card is worth one point at the end of the game.

Earning a card — This player has earned the green card. They will keep it in front of themselves since it is worth a point.

After the card is completed, the role of the current player passes to the next player to the left. They will roll the die and take their turn the same as the previous player.

Card Categories

Each color of card has a different challenge/action that has to be performed.

Pink – Each pink card has a dare printed on it. If you complete the dare, you keep the card. Should you not complete the dare or don’t want to do it, you return the card to the bottom of the pink deck.

Purple – Read what is printed on each purple card. If you have done what is printed on the card, you get to keep it. If you have never done it, you will return the card to the bottom of the purple deck.

Orange – Read the category on the card. You will then have to quickly name something that matches the category. After you name something, the player on your left then has to name something else that matches the category. This continues with each player in a clockwise direction coming up with something new that fits the category. When a player is unable to give an answer within ten seconds, they lose. They have to return one of the cards they acquired in a previous round, to the corresponding deck.

Orange card — Starting with the player that drew the card, each player has to name a different country. The first player that is unable to come up with an answer has to return one of their cards to the corresponding pile.

Green – Each green card has a description. The current player chooses which player the description fits the most. They will give the card to the corresponding player.

Blue – Read the card. The current player chooses the player that they think is most likely to do what is printed on the card. They will give the card to the corresponding player.

Blue card — The player who draws the card chooses which of the players they think is most likely to become a travel blogger. They will give the card to the chosen player.

Winning the Game

The game can either end when a certain time is reached, or one of the players score a certain amount of points. The game recommends 25 points if you are playing for points.

When the game ends, each player counts the number of cards they collected during the game. The player that collected the most cards wins the game.

Components

100 Pink Cards
100 Purple Cards
100 Orange Cards
100 Green Cards
100 Blue Cards
Die
Instructions

Year: 2019 | Publisher: What Do You Meme? | Designer: Elliot Tebele

Genres: Card, Party

Ages: 17+ | Number of Players: 3-20 | Length of Game: 30-90 minutes

Difficulty: Light | Strategy: Light | Luck: Moderate

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Written By:

Eric Mortensen

Eric Mortensen is an owner and head writer on Geeky Hobbies since 2014. He is an avid board game player and collector with over 3,000 board and card games in his collection. Since 2014 he has written more than 1,100 board game how to play guides.