Kipp mir Saures

Kipp mir Saures

2021Emmanuel Albisser

2 - 4 players
45 min
1.5/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

In Kipp mir Saures, three tubes are filled with dice in a tactically clever way until they dump out sweets. In a spectacular three-dimensional rack, flavor, shape, and pack tubes are waiting to be filled with dice cubes. Once the weight of the cubes causes the tubes to tip, all the cubes tumble out. At these moments, players may grab new treats, fit candy on their cards, and pack what they've collected. The tactically clever thing to do is to use the different weights and colors of the dice in such a way that the tastiest treats arrive in their own packages. -description from the publisher

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About Kipp mir Saures

From BoardGameGeek:

In Kipp mir Saures, three tubes are filled with dice in a tactically clever way until they dump out sweets. In a spectacular three-dimensional rack, flavor, shape, and pack tubes are waiting to be filled with dice cubes. Once the weight of the cubes causes the tubes to tip, all the cubes tumble out. At these moments, players may grab new treats, fit candy on their cards, and pack what they've collected. The tactically clever thing to do is to use the different weights and colors of the dice in such a way that the tastiest treats arrive in their own packages. -description from the publisher

Designer

Emmanuel Albisser

Artist

Folko Streese

Categories

Abstract StrategyAction / DexterityAdventureChildren's Game

Mechanics

Dice RollingDifferent Dice MovementMarketMemory
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