ES NUEVO Okiya juego de mesa multi-idioma Blue Orange Games

Beschreibung

Okiya es un juego de mesa, para 2 jugadores, 10 min duración, 10+ años. En edición multi-idioma (español, inglés, francés, alemán, portugués, italiano, neerlandés), nuevo a estrenar.

Editorial: Blue Orange Games. Abstracto, estrategia, en solitario. Año de primera publicación: 2012. Creador: Bruno Cathala.

Wir versenden weltweit, es kann in Colmenar Viejo (Madrid, Spanien) abgeholt werden.

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Okiya es un juego para dos jugadores, que simboliza de forma poética la lucha de influencia entre dos Okiyas (casas de Geishas) por conseguir los favores del emperador.

CONTENIDO
8 fichas de Geisha para el jugador rojo, 8 fichas de Geisha para el jugador negro, 16 losetas de jardín imperial.

In Okiya, a.k.a. Niya,, each player tries to arrange her tokens to gain the favor of the emperor. Alternatively, you can prevent your rival from placing a token in the Imperial garden, showing that you have more control than your opponent.

To set up the game, shuffle the 16 tiles and arrange them in a 4×4 square; each tile shows one of four types of vegetation (maple, cherry, pine or iris) and one of four types of poetic symbols (rising sun, bird, rain or tanzaku – the small pieces of paper on which people sometimes write wishes).

The starting player removes one tile on the border of the square, sets this tile aside, then places one of her tokens in this space. The opponent must then do the same thing, but can choose from only those tiles that depict the same type of vegetation or poetic symbol shown on the tile first set aside. Play continues, with each set-aside tile determining where the next player can go until:

• A player forms a line with four of her tokens in any direction,
• A player forms a 2×2 square with four of her tokens, or
• A player chooses a tile which doesn’t allow her opponent to place a token.

In any of these cases, the player has won the game. A match can be a single game, a “best of three” series, or a point-based match, with the winner of a game earning as many points as the number of tiles remaining in the grid when she wins; in this case, the player who first collects ten points wins the match.