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| Architekton | ||||||
| Publisher | Queen Games | |||||
| Designer | Schacht Michael | |||||
| Artist | Menzel Michael | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 2 | ca. 45 min | 8+ | 2005 | |||
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Architekton Building and landscape tiles are laid aus, 3 of each are the open stock. In his ove a player takes 2 tiles from the stock and places them,
the stock is replenished. Tiles are laid out in chess board pattern of
landscape and buildings, buildings may be turned. New tiles must be placed fitting
with a minimum of one side in colour and one side touching an already placed
tile. On a newly placed building a player must put one of his houses, either
from his stock or an already placed house must be relocated. Totally surrounded
buildings are scored with chips, who cannot pay for
incorrectly placed tiles loses the game. At the end groups of houses and chips score
points, the player with the highest score wins the game. Placement game * 2 players from age 8 * Designer: |
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