Mouse Hide and Seek

"As long as the passage is free!" The cat said to himself. "As long as the obstacles protect me," the mouse said to herself. In turn, Felix and Souricette pose cards between them. A labyrinth gradually forms. Some cards open a passage, others present an obstacle (house, cow, trap, scarecrow ...). Will Felix manage to find his way? Will Souricette succeed in blocking access? We start a game and then we have only one desire: to start over! I have always loved maze games. At school, as soon as I got bored I spent my time creating them, from the simplest to the most sophisticated (er, isn't that how I was going to succeed in life? ... well ... yes!) that I distributed around me. I had to edit one someday. It came in the form of this pose game called Cache-Cache Souris, it's very simple, cute (thanks to the great illustrations by Simon Caruso I met at the Roanne game festival), and when I see the kids smiling and wanting redo a second, a third, a fourth part, going from the role of a cat ready to pounce to that of the mouse seeking to protect itself, I am the first to be happy.