Djeco Tapikekoi board game 5-99 years cardboard and textile

The Djeco Tapikekoi board game offers players a humorous question: what is missing from the house? Early in the morning, the family discovers that thieves have stolen some items, and the players' task is to find as many missing objects as possible in the bedroom, living room, kitchen, and garden. It is a game of memory, divided attention, and observation, suitable for the whole family.

The rules are simple and engaging. Players memorize the objects located in the kitchen, living room, bedroom, and garden. While the family sleeps with their eyes closed, the other players steal one or more objects. Upon waking, the player must remember exactly which objects are missing and from which room they were taken. The winner is the one who identifies the most missing objects, which turns every round into a memory challenge.

To increase the difficulty, the objects belong to a specific room in the house, but you can mix everything together to make remembering more difficult. The illustrations are attractive and easy for children to understand, and the game encourages social play and following rules. Tapikekoi was awarded the Prix des Enfants at the 2020 Palais du Jeu et du Jouet festival in Toulon, having been voted for by local children.

The benefits of the game include the development of attention and the spirit of observation, the improvement of response time and a healthy competitive spirit, as well as vocabulary enrichment and object recognition. The set contains 4 game boards, 36 small tokens, family tokens, and a cotton bag. The product is made of cardboard and fabric and is manufactured by Djeco in France. The packaging is 21.5 cm wide, 21.5 cm high, and 4 cm deep.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the game recommended for? The game is recommended for ages 5 - 99, being suitable for the whole family.

What does the Tapikekoi set contain? The set contains 4 game boards, 36 small tokens, family tokens, and a cotton bag.

Is it suitable for children under 3 years old? Adult supervision is recommended during play.