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The Colorympic Games is a bundle of fun and fast games exploring (basic) colors. The games all use the same material, which means you waste no ink or endless time cutting. The only requirement, of course, is that you print the material in color.

The games are all of a different variety: some competitive, some cooperative, some more of a loose creative game, and so forth. But all the games are simple, with at most 1 page of rules, and completely focused on recognizing, matching, manipulating and drawing with a set of given colors. There is sure to be a game that fits every player or playing group.

And if you have the time, you can play the games in order and see who wins the bigger event called … The Colorympic Games.

REMARK! Can’t be printed double-sided, due to some things to cut out. This was one of the very first products we made and we hadn’t established our principle of making everything able to be printed double-sided by default (with some rather simple tricks in hindsight). Sorry!

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Product Contents

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  • 5 unique games that all play around with colors in different ways
  • 3 pages with “Color Cards” to cut out (and use in all the games)
  • 1 special “Color Grid” playing board

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Hues & CuesThis game directly inspired one of our games in this bundle. Our version is far simpler and more streamlined, and focuses more on educational value. If you enjoyed that one, try this bigger game that comes with a proper large color board!
PantoneThis game also inspired one of our games in this bundle. Try this one if you want big sturdy cards, and more guidance as to how to use them for your illustration.