2004Jacques Zeimet
- Videos
- 34
- Creators
- 33
2 - 6 players20 minLight weight

2012Johann Rüttinger, Jacques Zeimet
Mostly how-to-play and reviews. Sky Tango is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 7 how-to-play guides, and 2 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
In Sky Tango, you trace the cycles of the moon and the sun by creating series of cards that illustrate the passing of time. Eclipses can appear and ruin your paths, but don't let them discourage you for the sun and moon will always reappear. Will your solar and lunar cycles lead you to victory? In game terms, the deck of cards consists of numbered sun and moon cards (some of which feature animals) as well as eclipse cards. Players place the cards in stacks in ascending order, either in front of themselves or in front of others. When a stack is five cards high, it can be removed and scored for points. Stacks can be interrupted by eclipse cards, which in turn can be covered by the appropriate sun or moon cards. Playing a card with an animal allows a player to play again, which is sometimes advantageous, but sometimes not. The player who removes the most cards from play wins!
Sky Tango has 13 videos from 9 creators: 4 reviews, 7 how-to-play guides and 2 other videos. They date from 2013 to April 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "Sonne und Mond - Jolly Thinkers Boardgame Channel" by Jolly Thinkers 空中棋園, which runs 10 min. For a quicker teach, "Słońce i księżyc - przebieg gry" by Młody Giercownik runs 5 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Sky Tango review with Tom Vasel" by The Dice Tower. 4 creators have reviewed it.
If you like it, try Cockroach Poker, Hamster Roll, Ghost Blitz and Hula-Hoo!, also by Jacques Zeimet.
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2004Jacques Zeimet
2 - 6 players20 minLight weight
2010Jacques Zeimet
2 - 8 players20 minLight weight
2021Jacques Zeimet
2 - 6 players10 - 20 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
In Sky Tango, you trace the cycles of the moon and the sun by creating series of cards that illustrate the passing of time. Eclipses can appear and ruin your paths, but don't let them discourage you for the sun and moon will always reappear. Will your solar and lunar cycles lead you to victory? In game terms, the deck of cards consists of numbered sun and moon cards (some of which feature animals) as well as eclipse cards. Players place the cards in stacks in ascending order, either in front of themselves or in front of others. When a stack is five cards high, it can be removed and scored for points. Stacks can be interrupted by eclipse cards, which in turn can be covered by the appropriate sun or moon cards. Playing a card with an animal allows a player to play again, which is sometimes advantageous, but sometimes not. The player who removes the most cards from play wins!
Designers
Johann Rüttinger, Jacques Zeimet
Artist
Johann Rüttinger
Publisher
Drei Hasen in der Abendsonne
Mechanics