HABA 4416

HABA Monza Car Racing Board Game Instruction Manual

Model: 4416

1. Introduction

The HABA Monza board game is a colorful car racing game designed for 2 to 6 players, aged 5 years and up. It combines color recognition with strategic thinking, offering quick and engaging play sessions typically lasting 5-10 minutes. The objective is to be the first player to successfully navigate their racing car around the track and cross the finish line.

HABA Monza game box showing two race cars on a track

Image 1.1: The HABA Monza game box, featuring vibrant artwork of two race cars on a track, indicating the game's theme and target age group.

2. Components

Before starting, ensure all components are present:

HABA Monza game board with wooden cars and color dice

Image 2.1: A close-up view of the HABA Monza game board, showcasing the colorful track, six wooden racing cars, and the six color dice, all ready for play.

3. Setup

  1. Place the game board on a flat, stable surface.
  2. Each player chooses a wooden racing car and places it on the starting line of the track.
  3. Place the six color dice within reach of all players.
  4. The youngest player typically starts the game.
HABA Monza game box and board laid out on a surface

Image 3.1: The HABA Monza game box positioned next to the unfolded game board, illustrating the initial setup before players place their cars.

4. Operating (How to Play)

Game Objective

Be the first player to move your racing car from the start to the finish line.

Turn Sequence

  1. Roll the Dice: On your turn, roll all six color dice.
  2. Match Colors: Examine the colors shown on the rolled dice. You must use the colors on the dice to move your car forward. Each space on the track has a specific color.
  3. Move Your Car: Move your car forward by matching the colors on the dice to the colors of the spaces directly in front of your car. You can use the dice in any order you choose. For example, if you roll a red, blue, and green die, you can move your car three spaces forward if the next three spaces are red, then blue, then green, or any other combination that matches the dice colors.
  4. Strategic Movement: You do not have to use all the dice. You can choose to use fewer dice if it allows you to land on a more advantageous space or block an opponent. However, you must use at least one die if possible.
  5. End of Turn: Your turn ends after you have moved your car. The next player takes their turn.

Winning the Game

The first player to reach or cross the finish line wins the game. You do not need to land on the finish line exactly.

Challenging Variation

For a more challenging game, players can agree that all six dice must be used for movement if possible. If a player cannot use all six dice, they must use as many as they can. This adds an extra layer of strategic planning.

Overhead view of HABA Monza game board with cars and dice in play

Image 4.1: An overhead perspective of the HABA Monza game board during play, showing multiple wooden cars on the track and the color dice scattered, illustrating active gameplay.

Close-up of a red wooden car and color dice on the HABA Monza game board

Image 4.2: A detailed view of a red wooden racing car positioned on a colored space on the HABA Monza game board, with several color dice nearby, demonstrating a player's turn.

5. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity of your HABA Monza game:

6. Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues during play:

7. Specifications

Model Number4416
BrandHABA
Recommended Age5 years and up
Number of Players2-6
MaterialWood (cars), Cardboard (board)
Educational ObjectiveDevelop and improve color recognition and combination
Product Dimensions22.1 x 22.5 x 5 cm; 290 g
Back of HABA Monza game box showing multilingual information and specifications

Image 7.1: The reverse side of the HABA Monza game box, displaying key product information such as age recommendation, number of players, and game duration in multiple languages.

8. Warranty & Support

HABA products are known for their quality and durability. For any questions regarding your HABA Monza game, including missing parts or manufacturing defects, please contact HABA customer support. You can find contact information on the official HABA website or through your retailer.

For more information, visit the official HABA website: www.haba-play.com

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