Schrödinger's Cats (GER)

“Is the cat in the box alive or dead?” asked quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger—and now everyone at the game table is asking the same question! How many live cats are there in the group? One after another, the players make bold claims, trying to outdo each other. Should you raise the number of dead cats or cast doubt on the last claim? Whoever is right moves on—whoever is wrong is out. Whoever can hold their own against all the other players wins the game.

A fast-paced bluffing and guessing game with an original theme!

How to Play Schrödinger's Cats:
- You'll play several rounds, in which your goal is to hold your own against the others and be the last person left in the game.
- In the first round, each player receives six cards in their hand and a Physics Cat with a unique ability.
- The first person makes a claim about the total number of cards representing a particular quantum state (alive cat, dead cat, or empty box) among all the distributed cards.
- After that, you take turns. On your turn, you can choose between two actions:
- Either you make a new claim that is stronger than the previous one, or you challenge the current claim, thereby ending the round.
- At the end of the round, reveal your cards and check the current claim. Whoever was right stays in the game. Whoever was wrong is eliminated.
- In the next rounds, you’ll play with one fewer player and one fewer card in your hand—until only one player remains. That player wins the game.
- You can use your Physics Cat's ability once to pull off a little trick.

Contents:
- 66 playing cards
- 1 clipboard
- 1 marker
- 6 Life Chips
- 1 set of game instructions