Iglu Iglu

2004년 출시

At first the board is a field of ice with four squares in the middle cracked open to reveal a few fish. You start your turn by picking up one more square of ice next to some water already open; this square will turn out to have more fish, or a polar bear, or to be hard ice instead of water and have a fox on it -- or instead it may confer a special power such as melting an extra square of ice or pushing a row of ice squares one space. Meanwhile the players' Inuit meeples approach from the edge of the board to hunt the fish and the other animals to score points and to build igloos for territorial reasons. The game ends when there's no more ice to be melted (all the squares next to open water have an Inuk or an igloo on them), prompting a final scoring based on which players have control of the remaining islands. Even in the "gamers' version" (Inuit cannot enter a square with an opposing igloo, scoring is a little different at the end) noted by the authors, the tiles you draw determine, to a large extent, your luck in the game. But your cleverness in scrambling to make the best of opportunities keeps Iglu Iglu interesting.

메커니즘

Action Point Allowance System Area Control / Area Influence Area Majority / Influence Modular Board Tile Placement Action Points

디자이너

브뤼노 페뒤티 Bruno Cathala

퍼블리셔

Goldsieber Spiele
Iglu Iglu

게임 정보

인원
2-4 Players
시간
1 hours
난이도
Light-Medium — 2.0/5
출시 연도
2004
BGG 평점
5.93
BGG 순위
#18195
최소 연령
10+

자주 묻는 질문

Iglu Iglu supports 2 to 4 players.
A typical game of Iglu Iglu takes about 60 minutes.
Iglu Iglu has a complexity rating of 2.00/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Light' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Iglu Iglu is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.
Iglu Iglu has a rating of 5.93/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 131 ratings. It is ranked #18195 overall.
Iglu Iglu was designed by 브뤼노 페뒤티, Bruno Cathala. It was published in 2004.