Galileo

25 tiles in the middle of the board cover start, planets or comets and wait to be discovered. These central tiles are surrounded by telescopes which let you see always the four nearest tiles. The active player can either turn up a tile, look through the telescope or exchange an upturned tile. If he chooses the telescope, he must predict, if in the end there will be more stars or more planets or equal numbers in that row in front of the telescope. If he exchanges a tile, he mixes it with two tiles from the draw pile and puts one of the three face down on the board. If all tiles in front of a telescope are turned up, the row is scored, correct predictions and comets score points. If all 25 tiles are uncovered, the player with the highest score wins.

Position game * 2-5 players from age 10 * Author: Peter Lewe * ca. 45 min * 10013, W & L, Deutschland, 2001 *** W & L Verlagsgesellschaft mbH * Nussbaumweg 4 * D-71720 Oberstenfeld * Fon +49-7062-23181 * Fax +49-7062-23603 * info@spielspass-verlag.de * www.spielspass-verlag.de