That’s all there is to Tutti Frutti – a race to make the most matches! You may match either fruit on the top or bottom of your stack, remembering to put the newly-grabbed disc face-to-face with the one you’re matching to. When you find one, grab it and place it on top of your new stack, with the two matching fruit facing each other. Your goal is to find a match on a different disc that corresponds to either image on the one in your hand.

When the game begins, everyone randomly takes a disc from the table and looks at both sides of it. All of the discs are spread out in the middle of the playing area and each participant gets ready to pick some fruit! Included in the tin are 48 double-sided discs with various fruits depicted. Tutti Frutti plays up to six and is a speed matching game unlike anything else in our collection. Quick to teach and just as quick to play, it was the perfect game choice for them to break the ice with a potential customer. One of their favorites to demonstrate to convention attendees was a small tin box game called Tutti Frutti. It was an easy chore for them as they are very familiar with their game line, having enjoyed Pylos, Katamino and Gloobz, among many others, here at home.

So much so that they wanted to take a crack at it themselves!įor a few hours each day they worked in Gigamic‘s booth, usually over the lunch hour so other volunteers could take a meal break. This year was their third time attending and they’ve become pros at finishing up the scavenger hunts, gathering promo buttons and sitting down for game demos. It’s one of the few conventions we feel comfortable letting them explore on their own as long as they don’t leave the facility. Usually they spend their time roaming the exhibitor’s hall or popping into a seminar or two. This summer’s Gen Con convention was quite a different experience for our daughters.

Tutti frutti card game