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Opal consists of 36 square tiles that are laid out in a 6x6 grid in the course of the game. The tiles contain two colors: one in the corners and one on the sides. An opal sits in the center of each tile, which is one of two colors. Placed together, the tiles form a mine maze.

During the game, players take turns drawing a tile and adding it to the grid in almost any location; the one restriction is that a player cannot extend the grid in the direction of the opponent. When the grid is complete, players score one point for each opal that is connected to more exits on their side of the grid than on the opponent's side, and whoever has the highest score wins.

Gameplay remains the same as always: Shuffle the cards and deal them out as evenly as possible among all players. Set the totem in the middle of the playing area. Players take turns flipping one card at a time from their personal deck onto a personal discard deck. If two face-up cards show the same symbol, the players of those cards race to grab the totem, with the first grabber giving his stack of face-up cards to the slowpoke. Special cards mix up who should be grabbing what when to keep players on their toes. Whoever runs out of cards first wins!

Jungle Speed: 20 Years comes packaged in a special golden case with a golden-backed version of the original card deck as well as a new card deck and a wooden totem.