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Break the Cube

Break the Cube

2022·Ryohei Kurahashi

Videos
5
Creators
5

Mainly reviews. Break the Cube is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 unboxings, and 1 other video.

2 - 4 players
15 - 25 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

Break the Cube is the multiplayer puzzle solving game that will let you go brain-to-brain with your friends! To compete, you will need to build the most complex shape possible behind your screen. Your goal is to recreate the shape hidden behind your opponent's screen before they recreate yours using Break the Code's system of questioning and guessing, but now with a 3D shape! The first player finding their opponent shapes initiate the end of the game. Everyone else will get a chance to guess their respective opponent shape to share the victory. If the challenge is not hard enough, spice up your games with additional rules, like only one final guess, or adding another piece to you shapes! Each player starts the game by building a shape with their wooden pieces behind their screens. On their turn, players can: Asking what their opponent sees from the top of one square. Asking EVERY players what they see in a column or line. Everyone at the table, even the one asking it, must answer this question. Trying to guess the shape once they think they recreated. If it is correct, every other player gets a chance to guess their opponents shape. -description from the publisher

Break the Cube

Which Break the Cube video should I watch?

Break the Cube has 5 videos from 5 creators: 3 reviews, 1 unboxing and 1 other video. They date from 2022 to February 2023.

If you like it, try Break the Code, also by Ryohei Kurahashi, or Trio, Clue and Stratego, which share several of its mechanics.

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Break the Cube ReviewReview6:30

Break the Cube Review

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Break The Cube - IelloUnboxing3:25

Break The Cube - Iello

Philibert

Philibert

Lagniappe - Break The CubeReview2:22

Lagniappe - Break The Cube

Board Game Gumbo (Board Game Gumbo)

Board Game Gumbo (Board Game Gumbo)

3 Brand New Games Just Played - The Animals of Baker Street, Distant Suns, and Break the Cube!13:19

3 Brand New Games Just Played - The Animals of Baker Street, Distant Suns, and Break the Cube!

Man vs Meeple

Man vs Meeple

Break the Cube Board Game ReviewReview5:54

Break the Cube Board Game Review

The Literary Gamers

The Literary Gamers

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The Literary Gamers
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About Break the Cube

From BoardGameGeek:

Break the Cube is the multiplayer puzzle solving game that will let you go brain-to-brain with your friends! To compete, you will need to build the most complex shape possible behind your screen. Your goal is to recreate the shape hidden behind your opponent's screen before they recreate yours using Break the Code's system of questioning and guessing, but now with a 3D shape! The first player finding their opponent shapes initiate the end of the game. Everyone else will get a chance to guess their respective opponent shape to share the victory. If the challenge is not hard enough, spice up your games with additional rules, like only one final guess, or adding another piece to you shapes! Each player starts the game by building a shape with their wooden pieces behind their screens. On their turn, players can: Asking what their opponent sees from the top of one square. Asking EVERY players what they see in a column or line. Everyone at the table, even the one asking it, must answer this question. Trying to guess the shape once they think they recreated. If it is correct, every other player gets a chance to guess their opponents shape. -description from the publisher

Designer

Ryohei Kurahashi

Artist

Lenaïg Bourgoin

Publisher

IELLO

Mechanics

DeductionMemory
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