Djeco Anijumble card game

Game description 

A mad scientist has created a series of bizarre imaginary beasts made up of different body parts from other animals. The aim is to be the fastest at assembling and reconstructing real animals. 

Preparing to play 

Shuffle the cards. Place one card, chosen at random, in the centre of the table so that it is visible to everyone. Place the rest of the cards in a pile, back side up. 

Rules of the game

The game starts with the youngest player, then proceeds clockwise. The first player reveals the first card from the pile and places it face up on the table for all players to see. All players then simultaneously search among the cards in the middle of the table for a card with a body or head that matches the animal half that was revealed. As the game progresses, more and more cards accumulate on the table. When a player has found a card that completes the deck, he places his finger on it and mentions that he has found the animal he was looking for.

If he is right, get the card under his finger and place it face down in front of you. A new round then begins. 

Notes: 

1. It is possible that more than one card allows you to move a discovered animal. In this case, more than one card may be obtained, either from one or more players.

2. If one of the players finds a card that can complete both animals, that player gets that card plus a bonus card drawn from the pile. 

In the event of a mismatch, the player leaves the card lying on the table. His turn is over, and he must return the penalty card to the bottom of the pile, including the previously acquired card (if any). The other players may continue the search. 

If none of the cards on the table can be dealt to the animal, they are returned to the other cards in the middle of the table. When the round is complete, the next player picks up a new card from the pile in the middle of the table. 

The game is over when the last card of the deck is played. All players count their cards. The player with the most cards is the winner.