SUM8

SUM8

2022Leanne Gray, Iles Guran

1 - 2 players
20 - 30 min
2.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

SUM8 is a two player tile based, puzzle-like strategy game with a rearrangeable board, unique tile design and extreme re-playability. The gameplay is simple: you play against your opponent, each player starting with 8 tiles. In alternating moves you create circles and then eventually '8's in a puzzle like sequence to score points to victory, but don't give your opponent the opportunity to score big! On their turn, players place a tile onto the board, or move an already placed tile on the board to a new spot. This will give the player points based on what / where they place the tile. The game ends when all tiles are played, or no one is able to place or move a tile. The player with the highest score wins!

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About SUM8

From BoardGameGeek:

SUM8 is a two player tile based, puzzle-like strategy game with a rearrangeable board, unique tile design and extreme re-playability. The gameplay is simple: you play against your opponent, each player starting with 8 tiles. In alternating moves you create circles and then eventually '8's in a puzzle like sequence to score points to victory, but don't give your opponent the opportunity to score big! On their turn, players place a tile onto the board, or move an already placed tile on the board to a new spot. This will give the player points based on what / where they place the tile. The game ends when all tiles are played, or no one is able to place or move a tile. The player with the highest score wins!

Designers

Leanne Gray, Iles Guran

Categories

Abstract StrategyPuzzle

Mechanics

ConnectionsMatchingModular BoardPattern Building
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