How to Play Jenga
Objective:
The goal of Jenga is to be the last player to successfully remove and stack a block without causing the tower to collapse.
Instructions:
Setup:
Stack the Jenga blocks into a tall tower, placing three blocks per layer, alternating the direction of each layer (one horizontal, one vertical).
The game begins with the tower at its full height, consisting of 18 layers.
Taking Turns:
Players take turns carefully removing one block from any level of the tower (except the topmost completed layer) using only one hand.
Once a block is removed, it must be placed on top of the tower, creating a new layer.
Scoring:
Jenga is not scored by points. The goal is to keep the tower balanced and prevent it from collapsing.
Players continue to take turns stacking blocks until the tower falls.
Winning the Game:
The last player to successfully remove and stack a block without toppling the tower wins the game.
If the tower falls during your turn, you lose the game, and the last player to have moved successfully is the winner.
Game Tips:
Be strategic with your moves, as some blocks may be easier to pull than others.
Consider the tower's balance, and avoid making moves that will destabilize it.
Enjoy this fun and suspenseful game with friends and family at your next gathering!