Award Winning Games 2013 - Spiel des Jahres
Award Winning Games 2013 - Spiel des Jahres
Award Winning Games 2013 - Spiel des Jahres
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<strong>Spiel</strong> <strong>des</strong> <strong>Jahres</strong>: recommended<br />
<strong>Spiel</strong> <strong>des</strong> <strong>Jahres</strong>: recommended<br />
10<br />
Hand aufs Herz<br />
La Boca<br />
11<br />
• 3 - 8 players *<br />
• age 10+<br />
• about 30 minutes<br />
• about 18 Euros<br />
3 - 6 players •<br />
age 8+ •<br />
about 40 minute •<br />
about 33 Euros •<br />
In this party game questions are answered without<br />
speaking. The left hand means “no” and the right<br />
hand “yes”. Which hand belongs on the bright red<br />
heart in the middle of the table? One of the players<br />
reads out a question. All the others must guess<br />
the answer. The faster a player’s hand reaches<br />
the middle of the table, the further down in the pile<br />
of hands it will be and the more points it will get<br />
– if the answer is correct. Those who choose the<br />
wrong hand collect penalty points. This happens<br />
quite often, as the questions are often formulated<br />
in a rather twisted way, presenting the coordination<br />
of brain and hand with a real, and above all,<br />
fun challenge. The topics don’t just cover general<br />
knowledge, but also refer to the other players.<br />
How well do you know the people sitting next to<br />
you? Hand on your heart!<br />
Welcome to La Boca, a quarter of Buenos Aires<br />
characterised by brightly painted houses. The<br />
aim of this communicative construction game is<br />
to recreate such colourful faca<strong>des</strong> using ten to<br />
eleven wooden blocks. Two facing players team<br />
up to quickly solve this challenge. The special<br />
clou of the game: the task card inserted into the<br />
board displays a different view of the object to<br />
be built to each player! The two players can discuss<br />
and coordinate their work, but they are not<br />
allowed to look at each-other’s side of the card.<br />
An electronic timer measures the time needed to<br />
complete the structure. The quicker the duo are<br />
finished, the more points they get. The final result<br />
is tallied up after all possible two-man teams<br />
have taken the same number of turns.<br />
* Our suggestion: 4 - 8 players<br />
by:<br />
Julien Sentis<br />
Publisher:<br />
Zoch<br />
Illustrator:<br />
Benedikt Beck<br />
by:<br />
Inka and Markus Brand<br />
Publisher:<br />
Kosmos<br />
Illustrator:<br />
Franz Vohwinkel