The funny game "Chocolate" is based on this simple principle. We are looking for relevant tips for the placement of various sweets. But be careful: "chocolate" has no calories, but it can definitely be addictive.

This game is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you're going to get. The game uses 21 praline tiles face down of various shapes and types, 16 of which are arranged in four equal rows, which form the game's grid. On each turn, exactly one praline is revealed in the grid or from adjacent tiles.

If you want, you can also take a reference card that shows how you can arrange the chocolates: Are there more dark chocolate treats on one side of the game grid? Are there as many triangular chocolates as there are hexagonal chocolates in the outer area? If you choose one of the open reference cards, you will agree or disagree with this statement - but you must stick to this judgment for the rest of the game. It is also important when choosing bonuses: do you prefer to take a risk and quickly secure a high-scoring card, even if only a few chocolates have been revealed, or do you proceed carefully when the odds are easier to predict? Making the right decisions in "Chocolates" requires courage and good strategy.

Not only does chocolate have great addictive potential, but so does this game, which is intended for two to four chocolate lovers aged ten and up. Just as boxes of chocolates often empty in a very short time, with this game it only takes about 15 minutes to see who made the best guess or risk. The enticing packaging lasts much longer than its sweet counterpart, which is why it makes an ideal and durable gift, for example for birthdays or Valentine's Day.