Be the first to empty your hand by matching prevention methods against breeding sites — keep Aedes under control.
UNO-style play · Ghibli art · science-based dengue vector control.
Life cycle
Eggs → Larva → Pupa → Adult. Aedes bite by day — peaks early morning & late afternoon.
LSM — Larval Source Management
Lids, cleaning, and eliminating tires, jars & bins before larvae become adults.
IVM — Integrated Vector Management
Guppies, temephos, screens & community action — layered tools working together.
Signature Cards
Quick Preview of Card Types
76 numbered · Prevention / Water / Life Stages / Breeding
20 chaos specials · Skip / Reverse / +2
12 wilds · 8 Seasons + 4 Outbreak chaos
LSMgame · VCO Briefing
Slide 1 of 3
Core Rules + How to Play
Objective: Be the first to get rid of all your cards by matching
prevention methods against breeding sites.
Basic rules (UNO style)
Match color or symbol / number
Specials: Skip, Reverse, +2, Wild chaos
Season cards change the environment
Empty your hand to win — don’t let Aedes hit 12
Key cards
Spray / Coil / Temephos / Screen — Prevention
Lid / Cleaning / Guppy — Water & biocontrol
Tire / Dragon Jar / Bin — Breeding sites
Green & Blue can answer Red breeding sites
PreventionWaterLife StagesBreeding Sites
Slide 2 of 3
Special Actions + Season Mechanics
Chaos wilds hit everyone. Seasons rewrite the climate and declare a new match color.
Special Chaotic Actions
Dengue Outbreak — Everyone draws 4
Monsoon — +2 to all players + switch to Rainy Season
Urbanization Boom — Swap hands with rival
Also: Skip, Reverse, colored +2 (next player only)
Season Cards
Hot Season — Breeding / stages hit harder
Rainy Season — Water cards clear extra Aedes
Urbanization — Container pressure rises
Play anytime → choose the next match color
Slide 3 of 3
Science-Based Prevention Strategies
Game effects mirror a hierarchical targeting framework used in dengue vector ecology fieldwork.
1
Survey & prioritize
Map water-holding containers; hit the highest-yielding sites first.
2
Key containers
Used tires, dragon jars, plastic bins, and household water storage.
3
Biological control
Guppy basins — fish graze larvae where water cannot be emptied.
4
Larviciding
Temephos in permanent stored water when source reduction alone is not enough.
5
Barriers & community
Screens and daytime personal protection vs day-biting Aedes; lids, scrubbing, and cleanup days cut breeding.