Yut Nori

Yut Nori

500(Uncredited)

2 - 8 players
30 min
1.3/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

A race game which originated in ancient Korea. The 29 spaces on the board form a cross inside a circle. The spaces on the circle at the four intersections with the arms of the cross have special functions. One of these spaces is the entry and exit space, the others allow a horse landing on them to shortcut through the middle of the circle. The object is to be the first to get all of your horses around the circle and off the board. Dai Jobi is a game similar to Nyout and may need to be merged into this game page. Zon Ahl is a similar game played by Native Americans and probably derived from Nyout. Pima Indian Stick Game is a similar game played by Native Americans and probably derived from Nyout. Namuhana presented at Essen Spiel 2009 a new rethemed edition named Penguin C.

Creators who cover this

NewVenture Games
NewVenture Games
1 video of this game
The Gaming Bench
The Gaming Bench
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About Yut Nori

From BoardGameGeek:

A race game which originated in ancient Korea. The 29 spaces on the board form a cross inside a circle. The spaces on the circle at the four intersections with the arms of the cross have special functions. One of these spaces is the entry and exit space, the others allow a horse landing on them to shortcut through the middle of the circle. The object is to be the first to get all of your horses around the circle and off the board. Dai Jobi is a game similar to Nyout and may need to be merged into this game page. Zon Ahl is a similar game played by Native Americans and probably derived from Nyout. Pima Indian Stick Game is a similar game played by Native Americans and probably derived from Nyout. Namuhana presented at Essen Spiel 2009 a new rethemed edition named Penguin C.

Designer

(Uncredited)

Artists

Wanjin Gill, Kano Kim, Julien Torsat, Lívia Varga

Categories

Abstract StrategyRacing

Mechanics

Roll / Spin and Move
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