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Genius 3D - Board Game (NL)

Description

With each piece, new possibilities are offered, and that in 3 dimensions. Consider carefully where you place your pieces. The more identical symbols are next to each other, the more points you score. However, always keep an eye on all colors. Because in the end, only the color with the lowest score determines who walks away with the win. A little luck and clever play, that's all you need to win this game!

Do you like abstract puzzle games like Qwirkle or Patchwork and are you looking for something new that resembles them? Then try Genius 3D. You have to combine in 3 dimensions and always choose between your own possibilities and the chances you offer others. The rules of the game are explained quickly, but winning the game is a different story. If you like solo games, then Genius 3D could also be something for you!

Each player has a tile holder with 5 playing pieces in front of them. There are already 6 starting pieces on the game board. When it is your turn, you place a playing piece on the game board or on other playing pieces if they are at the same height. There are 2 colors (symbols) on each playing piece. You get points for all the same symbols that border your playing piece. You mark these points on your score board. Because you count each color separately, your markers do not advance at the same speed.

When you are finished with your turn, you draw a new tile from the stock. The game ends when all tiles have been laid or that is no longer possible. The players then compare their score boards. Everyone first looks at the color in which they scored the worst. Whoever has the highest score there wins the game. If there is a tie, those players look at the color in which they have progressed second worst, and so on.

You can also play Genius 3D on your own. Try to beat your previous score!

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Mechanismes: Hand Management, Highest-Lowest Scoring, Layering, Pattern Building, Team-Based Game, Tile Placement
Ontwerper: Reiner Knizia
Illustrator: Kreativbunker
Base game / expansion: Basic game
Age: From 8 years
Maximum number of players: 4
Minimum number of players: 1
Difficulty: Simple
Game duration: 30 - 60 minutes
Language: Dutch
Language dependency: Language independent
EAN: 8721184280379

Description

With each piece, new possibilities are offered, and that in 3 dimensions. Consider carefully where you place your pieces. The more identical symbols are next to each other, the more points you score. However, always keep an eye on all colors. Because in the end, only the color with the lowest score determines who walks away with the win. A little luck and clever play, that's all you need to win this game!

Do you like abstract puzzle games like Qwirkle or Patchwork and are you looking for something new that resembles them? Then try Genius 3D. You have to combine in 3 dimensions and always choose between your own possibilities and the chances you offer others. The rules of the game are explained quickly, but winning the game is a different story. If you like solo games, then Genius 3D could also be something for you!

Each player has a tile holder with 5 playing pieces in front of them. There are already 6 starting pieces on the game board. When it is your turn, you place a playing piece on the game board or on other playing pieces if they are at the same height. There are 2 colors (symbols) on each playing piece. You get points for all the same symbols that border your playing piece. You mark these points on your score board. Because you count each color separately, your markers do not advance at the same speed.

When you are finished with your turn, you draw a new tile from the stock. The game ends when all tiles have been laid or that is no longer possible. The players then compare their score boards. Everyone first looks at the color in which they scored the worst. Whoever has the highest score there wins the game. If there is a tie, those players look at the color in which they have progressed second worst, and so on.

You can also play Genius 3D on your own. Try to beat your previous score!

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