Bandu (1987)
2 - 8 persone
15 - 45 min
7+
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Nomi alternativi: Bandu, Bausack, Bausack: Sac Noir, Sack o' Bricks
Artisti: Jan Richard Hansen, Olivia Schuff, Wundergestalten
Editori: Competo / Marektoy, Giochi Uniti, Hasbro, Lord Carter, Milton Bradley, Venneru00f8d Forlag AS, Zoch Verlag
Riconoscimenti: 1988 Spiel des Jahres Recommended, 2008 Juego del Au00f1o Finalist, 2008 Vuoden Peli Family Game of the Year Nominee, 2008 Vuoden Peli Family Game of the Year Winner, 2009 u00c5rets Spill Best Family Game Nominee, 2009 u00c5rets Spill Best Family Game Winner
Editori: Competo / Marektoy, Giochi Uniti, Hasbro, Lord Carter, Milton Bradley, Venneru00f8d Forlag AS, Zoch Verlag
Riconoscimenti: 1988 Spiel des Jahres Recommended, 2008 Juego del Au00f1o Finalist, 2008 Vuoden Peli Family Game of the Year Nominee, 2008 Vuoden Peli Family Game of the Year Winner, 2009 u00c5rets Spill Best Family Game Nominee, 2009 u00c5rets Spill Best Family Game Winner
Descrizione: Players take turns choosing blocks and giving them to each other to place on their structure. A player may pay a certain number of 'beans' to refuse a block and it gets passed to the next player. When a player's structure falls, they are out of the game. Last player standing wins.
Description of Bandu (1992, Milton Bradley, 2-6 players):
Bandu is based upon the game of Bausack. Each player is given a base block and a number of beans. During a turn, a player chooses a wood block from a common supply and either holds a Refuse or Use auction. All player bid with their beans and the winner/loser must place the piece on their tower. If your tower falls you are out of the game. The last tower standing wins.
Description of Sac Noir (Rio Grande Games, 2-8 players):
There are five variations on how to play. The goal in all of them is to build a tower. The bag contains very different wooden pieces (i.e. an ashlar, an egg, a ring, a fir tree etc.) as well as a sack of beans for the "auction variation" of the game. Depending on the variation you choose, either each player builds his own tower or all build one together. The "auction variations" are the most suspenseful and surprising. One might end up spending quite some beans to avoid building an especially difficult element. Gambling and bluffing abilities are needed just as much as a feeling for statics and construction skills. It's a game with almost endless building possibilities. It's a challenge for steady hands and shaky suspense for clever tacticians.
Description of Bandu (1992, Milton Bradley, 2-6 players):
Bandu is based upon the game of Bausack. Each player is given a base block and a number of beans. During a turn, a player chooses a wood block from a common supply and either holds a Refuse or Use auction. All player bid with their beans and the winner/loser must place the piece on their tower. If your tower falls you are out of the game. The last tower standing wins.
Description of Sac Noir (Rio Grande Games, 2-8 players):
There are five variations on how to play. The goal in all of them is to build a tower. The bag contains very different wooden pieces (i.e. an ashlar, an egg, a ring, a fir tree etc.) as well as a sack of beans for the "auction variation" of the game. Depending on the variation you choose, either each player builds his own tower or all build one together. The "auction variations" are the most suspenseful and surprising. One might end up spending quite some beans to avoid building an especially difficult element. Gambling and bluffing abilities are needed just as much as a feeling for statics and construction skills. It's a game with almost endless building possibilities. It's a challenge for steady hands and shaky suspense for clever tacticians.