bRainbow

bRainbow is a fun game based on the Stroop effect of human psychology. It is about a delayed reaction when reading the names of colors when the color of the text does not match the meaning of the word (for example, the word "red" is written in blue). There are rumors that, thanks to this trick, the CIA exposed Soviet spies! The game trains reaction and memory, and also teaches you to concentrate on several things at the same time. Basic rules: Each player receives 6 different colored cards. In the center of the table is the main deck, from which the task card is opened: If the word "color" is on the card - each player searches among his cards for those that correspond to the color of the letters If the word "name" is on the card - each player searches among his cards for those that correspond to the name of the color If the name of the color is written in black letters - each player looks for cards with a similar background color If a "bRainbow" card has fallen out - you need to quickly cover it with your palm Whoever fulfills the necessary condition first takes the card. The winner is determined by the number of received cards. There are also additional rules to increase complexity.