2020Frank Bebenroth, Marco Teubner
- Videos
- 15
- Creators
- 15
Mostly reviews and how-to-play
2 - 4 players10 minLight weight
Paleolino
2026Marco Teubner
1 - 4 players
15 min
From BoardGameGeek
Look up! Your friend Lino the mammoth has found wood, stones, berries, and even rare crystals! It rattles and clatters as he rolls them down the mountain. Work together to build a little village before Lino gets tired! With Paleolino, children can now dive into the exciting world of Paleo, the 2021 Kennerspiel des Jahres.It's a cooperative adventure for up to 4 kids age 5 and older. Players cooperate to build ten inventions. To do so, they must gather the required resources. On a player's turn, new resources enter the game by shaking the shaker and drawing a resource chip. The chip is dropped into a 3D mountain, where it tumbles down and ends up in one of four drawers, called caves. One cave must be opened - but will it contain the resources you need, or will you have to rely on help from your fellow players? -description from the publisher
Which Paleolino video should I watch?
Paleolino has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 how-to-play guides. They date from March 2026.
If you like it, try Dodo, Hibachi, I am done and My First Carcassonne, also by Marco Teubner.
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Hans Im Glück Spieleverlag
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2009Marco Teubner
- Videos
- 4
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- 3
Mainly unboxings
2 - 4 players10 - 20 minLight weight
About Paleolino
From BoardGameGeek:
Look up! Your friend Lino the mammoth has found wood, stones, berries, and even rare crystals! It rattles and clatters as he rolls them down the mountain. Work together to build a little village before Lino gets tired! With Paleolino, children can now dive into the exciting world of Paleo, the 2021 Kennerspiel des Jahres.It's a cooperative adventure for up to 4 kids age 5 and older. Players cooperate to build ten inventions. To do so, they must gather the required resources. On a player's turn, new resources enter the game by shaking the shaker and drawing a resource chip. The chip is dropped into a 3D mountain, where it tumbles down and ends up in one of four drawers, called caves. One cave must be opened - but will it contain the resources you need, or will you have to rely on help from your fellow players? -description from the publisher
Designer
Marco Teubner
Artist
Marcel Gröber
Publisher
Hans im Glück
Categories
Children's GamePrehistoric