Jenga Classic
Jenga is played with 54 hardwood blocks, each block has a length width ratio
of 3:1, and is slightly less high than it is wide. The blocks are stacked in
the form of a tower, each layer consists of three blocks flat next to each
other, and each layer is placed perpendicularly on the previous one. A Jenga
Tower consists of 18 layers. Because stacking the blocks can be difficult, a
plastic stacking sleeve is included as an aid.
Once the tower is built, the player who built it, starts. The player takes a
block from a random layer (minimum 3 layers below the top) and stacks the
block on top of the tower. It should be done only by one hand, the Tower may
also only be touched with one hand at a time. After this, his turn is over. If
the next player thinks that the tower is going to collapse, he/she may still
wait 10 seconds before the turn continue.
The game ends when the Tower collapses. The loser is the person who crashed
the tower (the player whose turn it was when the Tower collapsed).
Size blocks: 7.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm
of 3:1, and is slightly less high than it is wide. The blocks are stacked in
the form of a tower, each layer consists of three blocks flat next to each
other, and each layer is placed perpendicularly on the previous one. A Jenga
Tower consists of 18 layers. Because stacking the blocks can be difficult, a
plastic stacking sleeve is included as an aid.
Once the tower is built, the player who built it, starts. The player takes a
block from a random layer (minimum 3 layers below the top) and stacks the
block on top of the tower. It should be done only by one hand, the Tower may
also only be touched with one hand at a time. After this, his turn is over. If
the next player thinks that the tower is going to collapse, he/she may still
wait 10 seconds before the turn continue.
The game ends when the Tower collapses. The loser is the person who crashed
the tower (the player whose turn it was when the Tower collapsed).
Size blocks: 7.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm