ULTIA

ULTIA

2021Ryota Hayashi (林亮太), Kentaro Miyahara (宮原健太朗), Yui Moriziri (森尻結衣), Rie Sakamoto (坂本理絵), Naoya Umeda (梅田直哉)

3 players
30 min
1.5/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

ULTIA is a trick-taking game for three players from Japan. Players are one of the 3 sons sent out by the King of the planet to work to save the planet Ultia from extinction. "You must work together to find a planet for us to settle on. The one who contributes the most to the exploration will be my successor." To Win: The first player to reach the target score wins the game. How to play: During Phase One - Players create their own victory condition for Phase Two by discarding cards and retrieving cards from the discard pile to form their hand. During Phase Two - The player who set the highest condition wins that condition. Then the remaining two players will perform trick-taking.

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About ULTIA

From BoardGameGeek:

ULTIA is a trick-taking game for three players from Japan. Players are one of the 3 sons sent out by the King of the planet to work to save the planet Ultia from extinction. "You must work together to find a planet for us to settle on. The one who contributes the most to the exploration will be my successor." To Win: The first player to reach the target score wins the game. How to play: During Phase One - Players create their own victory condition for Phase Two by discarding cards and retrieving cards from the discard pile to form their hand. During Phase Two - The player who set the highest condition wins that condition. Then the remaining two players will perform trick-taking.

Designers

Ryota Hayashi (林亮太), Kentaro Miyahara (宮原健太朗), Yui Moriziri (森尻結衣), Rie Sakamoto (坂本理絵), Naoya Umeda (梅田直哉)

Categories

BluffingSpace Exploration

Mechanics

Hand ManagementTrick-taking
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