Cilada (1981)
1 - 2 persone
0 - 0 min
6+
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Descrizione: Choose one of the puzzles and try to fit the pieces together. It's easy at first, but then... Be careful! Use all your reasoning, otherwise... you could fall into a TRAP!
On a 2 player game, you face-off each other trying to block your opponent from laying down his pieces on the board. You start by choosing a random level, and split all pieces equally, if one player get one additional piece than the other, then he must start the game. Player take turns putting his pieces on the board, when no player can put any more pieces on the board the game ends, and the player with less pieces remaining is the winner. If both players have 0 pieces left it's a win for both, or a draw. It's really similar to Blokus in that regard, but here the board is small, you have less pieces, and you and your opponent might not have the same pieces on their hand, bringing a similar feeling of a game of Dominoes.
There are variants, such as: being able to see what pieces your opponent have, to block more efficiently. or play with a time limit for your turn (Like 10s).
You could try playing with more players, but with 2 players the game is already fast enough and the game already have few pieces.
There's also a solo, or co-op, variant, which the goal is to lay down all pieces on the board, and is more close to a puzzle game. But you can play with a time limit so you can either win or lose.
On a 2 player game, you face-off each other trying to block your opponent from laying down his pieces on the board. You start by choosing a random level, and split all pieces equally, if one player get one additional piece than the other, then he must start the game. Player take turns putting his pieces on the board, when no player can put any more pieces on the board the game ends, and the player with less pieces remaining is the winner. If both players have 0 pieces left it's a win for both, or a draw. It's really similar to Blokus in that regard, but here the board is small, you have less pieces, and you and your opponent might not have the same pieces on their hand, bringing a similar feeling of a game of Dominoes.
There are variants, such as: being able to see what pieces your opponent have, to block more efficiently. or play with a time limit for your turn (Like 10s).
You could try playing with more players, but with 2 players the game is already fast enough and the game already have few pieces.
There's also a solo, or co-op, variant, which the goal is to lay down all pieces on the board, and is more close to a puzzle game. But you can play with a time limit so you can either win or lose.