Colour MY Kritters

Your poor Kritters are in despair - they have lost their colours!!

Collect Kritters in primary colours (Cyan, Magenta and Yellow), and get paintbrushes and palettes so you can fill them with life (and score points). Use the magic wand to change colours, and get Kritters in secondary colours (Red, Green, Blue) for extra points.

In the easier Junior variant without wands, bowls and brushes, you simply collect triples with one card in each primary colour. You can also get extra points for collecting Kritters in secondary colours.

In the Solitaire variant, you'll watch the mixing bowls and paintbrushes disappear before your eyes, making it hard to get a good score...

A fun and inspiring game for kids age 6 and up (and their families) about Kritters and colours.

Jørgen Brunborg-Næss from Oslo, Norway, has previously designed the Green Box of Games, a set of gaming components with rules for multiple games - it can best be described as "a deck of cards" for board games. Check out the link if you'd like to play it here on Tabletopia!

Oksana Kosiak and Alekzander Zagorulko are both 2D artists from Kyiv, Ukraine. Oksana created the Kritters without colours, while Alekzander illustrated the Kritters in Red, Green and Blue. We support them and their efforts to stay safe and help their fellow Ukrainians.

Mirko Properzi is a 2D artist from Rome, Italy. He illustrated the Item cards, card back and playmat, and he has also done the graphic design.

Simplicatus Games from Norway contributed to the development of Clustered and currently distribute this game in Europe. Clustered is a family game of pattern recognition and tile placement that is fun for strategy gamers and kids alike. Check out the link if you'd like to play it here on Tabletopia!