Dancing Birds

Spring has arrived, and the birds are ready to dance. In Dancing Birds, players collect colorful bird cards and place them in front of them to create choreographies and dance groups. On each turn, a player draws one card and may play cards from their hand. A choreography is made with at least three birds of the same color in number order or at least three birds of different colors that show the same number. Players can add cards to their own displays or to other players’ displays. They can also use cards from the face-up discard piles. Cockatoos are jokers and can replace other birds. A round ends when one player has no cards left after discarding their last card. Players then score points for their choreographies and dance groups. The player who ends the round gets a bonus. The game is played over several rounds until one player reaches at least 30 points. The player with the highest score wins.