You then question the validity of the entire row.įlip over all the color cards.

On the other hand, you may decide the cardsĪren’t ordered correctly. Ignoring the three other colors, where does the new card fit in? Least? Most? Middle? Are the two cards in the correct order, from least to most of the color in question? If you think they are, then it’s your turn to add another card to the queue. Now, you, as the next player, have a decision to make. Player must order the two cards from lower to higher based on the arrow color. The color deck is placed in line with the arrow card.Īfter choosing a starting player, that person The 98Ĭolor cards are shuffled, and the deck is placed face up. This card will indicate which color matters for each player this round. Shuffle the 12 arrow cards and flip one face up. The backs all state the ratio of each color on the card, ranked in percentages.

These each have an abstract pattern on the front, using the four colors. 12 cards make up the arrow deck, with 3 in each of the four colors(red, green, yellow, and blue). Each following player must either accept the order as correct, or challenge the existing order. Illusion has players ranking cards with abstract shapes, based on which card has more of one particular color. Illusion takes child like concepts of shape and color, more and less, and turns them into Major Fun for everyone at the table. Everything is right before you- if you can believe what you see. Illusion asks the simple question: Can you trust your eyes? All you need to do is put cards in order, from low to high, based on just one color.

Illusion game cards sort by score