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| Brains Japanischer Garten ( 50 knifflige Denk-Puzzles ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Pegasus Spiele | |||||
| Designer | Knizia Reiner | |||||
| Artist | Resch Andreas Schneider Hans-Georg | |||||
| Editing | Thygra Spiele | |||||
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| 1 | ca. 20 min | 8+ | de en | 2015 | ||
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Brains Japanischer Garten
Japanese gardens are difficult to arrange as you have to adhere to parameters. The game comprises puzzles for 50 gardens. You choose a puzzle and take the board all seven garden tiles. Each empty case on the board must be covered with a tile in a way that complies with all parameters of the board. You can turn the tiles any which way before placing them. You are meant to play the 50 puzzles in the sequence of their numbers, as they get consecutively more difficult in five levels of difficulty. The rules contain a clue for each puzzle and a separate brochure holds all solutions.
Mental training for 1 player, ages 8+
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele 2015 Designer: Reiner Knizia Artist: Andreas Resch, Hans-Georg Schneider Web: www.pegasus.de Stock#: 18130G
Users: For families Special: 1 player
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