Discover the Djeco BATA-WAF Battle Card Game , a fun and educational game perfect for children ages 3 to 6. With simple rules and charming illustrations, this dogfighting game guarantees family fun with quick matches, ideal for developing observation and strategy skills.

Designed with children's small hands in mind, the cards are easy to handle, and the illustrations of dogs and other animals are cute and appealing. The simple rules make BATA-WAF accessible even to the youngest, allowing them to start playing and having fun in just a few minutes.

The BATA-WAF Battle game is based on comparison: the player with the larger dog card wins the round. This simple mechanic helps children develop a sense of size and comparison in a playful way. In the event of a tie, where two dogs are the same size, the special "Bata-Waf" rule comes into play, adding an extra element of excitement and anticipation to the game.

Beyond immediate fun, BATA-WAF is an excellent tool for developing several skills in children. It stimulates observation skills to identify the largest dog, strategy in managing cards (although basic at this age, it introduces the concept), and memory . The quick game format, with about 10 minutes per game, is ideal for keeping children's attention and can be repeated several times for more fun.

Main Features:

• Recommended Age: 3 to 6 years
• Number of Players: 2 to 4 players
• Contents: 36 cards with illustrations of dogs (and other animals) of different sizes
• Estimated Game Duration: 10 minutes
• Box Dimensions: 8.5 x 11.7 x 2.8 cm
• Benefits: Develops observation, comparison, initial strategy and memory.

How to Play BATA-WAF:

The cards are distributed equally among the players. Each player forms a deck and keeps the cards face down. At the same time, all players turn over the top card of their deck. The player with the largest dog card wins all the face-up cards on the table. If two or more players have cards with dogs of the same size, a "Bata-Waf" occurs: these players place one card face down and then one card face up. The player with the largest dog in this second round wins all the accumulated cards. The objective is to win all the cards in the game.