Takara Island

Издано в 2011 году

In The Edict of King Budeaunia, the players search through six piles of tiles, looking for a hot spring. At the beginning of the game, six piles of nine tiles each are placed on the game board. Each player has two actions each turn and can use these actions to either look at the top tiles in one pile; dig one tile (possibly earning points or money); employ new workers; or get speciality cards. Tiles can be anything from dirt to hard stone, monsters or treasures. The game ends when both hot spring tiles are found. If the same player found both, he wins automatically; if not, the player with the most points earned from various tiles wins. Takara Island features the same gameplay as The Edict of King Budeaunia, but with a different setting and modified artwork.

Механики

Worker Placement Modular Board Dice Rolling Action Points

Категории

Exploration Fantasy

Авторы

Sayaka Amioka Takahiro Amioka

Издатели

Ferti Japon Brand KogeKogeDo

Игроки: 2-6 Players
Время: 45 min
Сложность: Light-Medium — 1,6/5
Год: 2011
Рейтинг BGG: 5,77
Позиция BGG: #19060
Мин. возраст: 8+

Часто задаваемые вопросы

Takara Island supports 2 to 6 players.

A typical game of Takara Island takes about 45 minutes.

Takara Island has a complexity rating of 1.60/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.

The recommended minimum age for Takara Island is 8+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.

Takara Island has a rating of 5.77/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 244 ratings. It is ranked #19060 overall.

Takara Island was designed by Sayaka Amioka, Takahiro Amioka. It was published in 2011.