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Zensū

Zensū

1995·Raymond Haysman

2 players
10 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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An abstract strategy game where the object is to reach the other side of the board (or take all your opponents pieces). The game takes place on a 6x9 grid and each player has 12 pieces. Each piece is quartered and each quarter numbered from 1 to 4. This indicates the number of spaces that piece must move in that direction. Opponents pieces are taken by moving over them (jumping) or by landing on them.

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About Zensū

From BoardGameGeek:

An abstract strategy game where the object is to reach the other side of the board (or take all your opponents pieces). The game takes place on a 6x9 grid and each player has 12 pieces. Each piece is quartered and each quarter numbered from 1 to 4. This indicates the number of spaces that piece must move in that direction. Opponents pieces are taken by moving over them (jumping) or by landing on them.

Designer

Raymond Haysman

Publisher

Cheatwell Games

Categories

Abstract Strategy

Mechanics

Abstract Movement & CaptureArea Movement
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