Teeter Tower

Teeter Tower

2022Aaron Crow, Ryan Scott

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13
Creators
12

Mostly reviews and playthroughs. Teeter Tower is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, and 4 recorded sessions.

1 - 4 players
20 min
1.2/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

In Teeter Tower, you work as team to roll dice and stack them on each new level. The challenge is that every tile limits dice placement by color and number. Tiles come in three colors - orange, green, and blue - and they have numbered spaces on them. Each turn, you roll dice and can place numbers only in the matching numbered spaces and colors only on the tile of the proper color where no numbered spaces are. To win, you need to place all the tiles into a single tower - which is balancing on a small base, mind you, then top the tower with one final tile!

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About Teeter Tower

From BoardGameGeek:

In Teeter Tower, you work as team to roll dice and stack them on each new level. The challenge is that every tile limits dice placement by color and number. Tiles come in three colors - orange, green, and blue - and they have numbered spaces on them. Each turn, you roll dice and can place numbers only in the matching numbered spaces and colors only on the tile of the proper color where no numbered spaces are. To win, you need to place all the tiles into a single tower - which is balancing on a small base, mind you, then top the tower with one final tile!

Designers

Aaron Crow, Ryan Scott

Artist

Mitch Morris

Categories

Action / DexterityDice

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDice RollingStacking and Balancing
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