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 The
easy-to-learn game of fives. Each person tries to play up to five of their
numbered tiles in a straight line, with at least one of their tiles touching
one previously placed on the board --- and the numbers of the tiles must
equal five or be a multiplication of five in all directions. A BookShelf
/ BookCase game.
Short
story: Quinto (and. actually a few of the other 3M
games) came out in many different colored boxes ... green, gray, etc. I'm
told these were put together on a sort of "as needed" basis, dependent
on what color boxes were available at the time or whatever boxes they had
alot of on hand. The "Title Sheet" (where it says Quinto, as in the pics)
were glue on, therefore, the many different colors of boxes of these on
the market.
Game
components include : plastic folding Gameboard, 90 Playing Tiles, 5 red
Multiles, erasable Scorecard, Grease pencil & instructions.
Two
to four players. Ages 8 & up. 3M and originally published in 1964.
NOTES:
Playing tiles = 6 #1s, 6 #2s, 7 #3s, 10 #4s, 6 #5s, 10 #6s, 14 #7s, 12
#8s, 12 #9s and 7 #0s (0 represents 10). The 5 red Multiles are one ea.
# 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9.
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