Planepita

Planepita

2022Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)

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6
Creators
6

Mainly reviews. Planepita is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 1 recorded sessions.

2 - 4 players
20 min
1.4/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Planepita is a dexterity game where players flick discs onto a central playing area. Discs in inner rings are worth more points than discs on outer rings. One side of the discs is magnetic, as is the board. After a player flicks their disc, they may turn it face down, so that the eye of the piece is not visible and the disc is more firmly attached to the board. A face up disc is more valuable than a secure face down disc. However, after all players have flicked their discs, any discs that are face up in the same ring as a neutral piece are removed from the board. Then, by ring, players score points for having the most value of discs present. The player with the most points after 4 rounds wins.

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About Planepita

From BoardGameGeek:

Planepita is a dexterity game where players flick discs onto a central playing area. Discs in inner rings are worth more points than discs on outer rings. One side of the discs is magnetic, as is the board. After a player flicks their disc, they may turn it face down, so that the eye of the piece is not visible and the disc is more firmly attached to the board. A face up disc is more valuable than a secure face down disc. However, after all players have flicked their discs, any discs that are face up in the same ring as a neutral piece are removed from the board. Then, by ring, players score points for having the most value of discs present. The player with the most points after 4 rounds wins.

Designers

Eisuke Fujinawa (藤縄英佑), Kazunori Hori (堀和紀)

Artist

Mizuki Toyama (遠山美月)

Categories

Action / Dexterity

Mechanics

Area Majority / InfluenceFlicking
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