Nine Tiles Panic

In Nine Tiles Panic, every player gets a set of nine double - sided town tiles. At the start of each round, three scoring cards are shown, like most aliens on a single road, most visible dogs, or the longest road. Players then rush to build their town in the best pattern to score points for one, two, or three of these cards. Once the first player finishes, they flip the sand timer, and the others have 90 seconds to complete their towns. Then, players figure out who scores for which cards, with ties going to the first - finisher. Points are scored based on the number of players, and scores are tracked on a chart over multiple rounds.

How to use: Each player starts with nine double - sided town tiles. At the start of a round, look at the three scoring cards. Decide how to arrange your town tiles to score points on these cards. Once a player finishes, flip the sand timer and the others have 90 seconds to finish. After that, check who scores for each card. Remember, if there's a tie, the first finisher wins. Note: Keep an eye on the time when the sand timer starts. Make your decisions quickly but carefully. Maintenance: Keep the tiles and cards in a dry place. You can use a soft cloth to clean them if they get dirty. Don't bend the cards or tiles to keep them in good condition.