Sum It All Up is a strategic yet simple mathematical game. The game is about collecting tiles that add up to a target number. In the default game, the target sum is ten. When dice are used, the target sum varies between 2-12.
COMPONENTS:
lasercut game board
49 two-sided tiles
pair of dice.
GOAL:
Collect the most points or tiles.
SETUP:
Randomly layout 49 tiles, your choice whether to use numbers or die faces.
Decide whether the winner will have the most points or the most tiles.
GAME MODES:
Tens: collect number that add up to 10.
Dice: collect numbers that add up to the dice roll.
Solo: try to get rid of all tiles in “Tens” mode.
‘TENS’ GAME PLAY:
On each turn, a player has 30 seconds to do the following:
Find two or more numbers that add up to 10.
Call out the tiles.
Collect the tiles.
‘DICE’ GAME PLAY:
On each turn, a player has 30 seconds to do the following:
Roll both dice.
Find two or more numbers that add up to the total of the dice roll.
Call out the tiles.
Collect the tiles.
ENDING THE GAME:
Keep playing until no one can collect any more tiles.
WINNING THE GAME:
The winner will have either the most tiles or most points.
COLLECTING NUMBERS:
To collect numbers, the tiles must be aligned in one of the following ways:
Adjacent: all collected tiles are touching in any direction.
Line of Sight: in a straight line ignoring empty space.
—description from the publisher