Micronimo – Who Will Be the Biggest Insect Collector? 🐞🦋

Grab your magnifying glass! Micronimo by Jonathan Favre-Godal and Fabrice Lamouille, illustrated by Ben Newman and published by Laboludic, is a sorting and collecting card game for 2 to 4 players aged 6 and up, in about 15 minutes.

Catch insects in pairs of identical cards to build the largest collection. There are five species to collect: bees, beetles, ants, dragonflies and butterflies. Each round, players take turns picking one of the pairs in the capture zone – there is always one more pair than players. Then everyone may lay out up to two different species in front of them, two cards at a time. When the draw pile runs out, the points are counted. A different objective card each game changes what scores best.

🐝 Five Species

Bees, beetles, ants and more.

🃏 Collect in Pairs

Two identical cards at a time.

🎯 8 Objective Cards

A new goal every game.

🎨 Ben Newman Art

Eye-catching illustrations.

Why You'll Love Micronimo:

• 👨‍👩‍👦 For the Family: easy rules from 6 years up.
• ⏱️ Quick: about 15 minutes per game.
• 🎒 Small Box: easy to take along. More ideas among our kids games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Playing time: about 15 minutes
• Age: 6+
• Designers: Jonathan Favre-Godal, Fabrice Lamouille
• Illustrator: Ben Newman
• Publisher: Laboludic
• Contents: 90 cards, rules
• Box size: 15.3 × 10.8 × 3.5 cm
• Edition / language: Multilingual Edition with Slovenian rules

How do you collect an insect? Lay down identical cards two by two.
Is every game the same? No – a different objective card changes the scoring.

Start collecting and play Micronimo together. 🐞