2024George Halkias, Konstantinos Karagiannis
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1 - 4 players90 min3.3 weight

2025Konstantinos Karagiannis
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Winter is coming, so it's time to head south! In Über den Wolken ("Above the Clouds"), players maneuver their birds to ideal starting points for their great migratory journey, whether that's at the front of the flock or nestled somewhere amongst their companions. To set up, shuffle three birds for each player with three neutral birds, then place them at random on the rows of the game board. On a turn, you either take one of the four standard actions - with the cost of an action increasing for each subsequent player - or pay the cost of a a maneuver card in hand, then play it. The standard actions allow you to swap adjacent birds, add a new bird to the flock, or take a new maneuver card, whereas the maneuver cards let you swap distant birds or take unique actions. (You can pass as well, but that still has a cost.) Once all players have exhausted their action cubes, the first bird in each column lands. The more birds you land at once, the more you score - with a bonus if you land a male and female pair at the same time. What's more, you can use maneuver cards to score birds still in flight should they be in ideal positions. After the first and second rounds, move birds in flight forward, then fill gaps with birds from the deck. After three rounds, whoever has the most points wins.
2024George Halkias, Konstantinos Karagiannis
1 - 4 players90 min3.3 weight
2023Vangelis Bagiartakis, Konstantinos Karagiannis
2 - 4 players15 min1.0 weight
2024Vangelis Bagiartakis, Konstantinos Karagiannis
2 - 4 players50 min2.0 weight
2023Konstantinos Karagiannis
2 - 4 players15 - 30 min1.2 weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Winter is coming, so it's time to head south! In Über den Wolken ("Above the Clouds"), players maneuver their birds to ideal starting points for their great migratory journey, whether that's at the front of the flock or nestled somewhere amongst their companions. To set up, shuffle three birds for each player with three neutral birds, then place them at random on the rows of the game board. On a turn, you either take one of the four standard actions - with the cost of an action increasing for each subsequent player - or pay the cost of a a maneuver card in hand, then play it. The standard actions allow you to swap adjacent birds, add a new bird to the flock, or take a new maneuver card, whereas the maneuver cards let you swap distant birds or take unique actions. (You can pass as well, but that still has a cost.) Once all players have exhausted their action cubes, the first bird in each column lands. The more birds you land at once, the more you score - with a bonus if you land a male and female pair at the same time. What's more, you can use maneuver cards to score birds still in flight should they be in ideal positions. After the first and second rounds, move birds in flight forward, then fill gaps with birds from the deck. After three rounds, whoever has the most points wins.
Designer
Konstantinos Karagiannis
Artist
Alexander Jung
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