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| Tokyo Train ( Chaos auf Japanisch ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Hutter Trade | |||||
| Designer | Obert Walter | |||||
| Artist | Chan Miya | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 4,6,8 | ca. 45 min | 8+ | de | 2009 | ||
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Tokyo Train
Players form teams and face each other, Conductors vs. Tourists. A starting display of tourist cards is laid out in front of each tourist player, then a place card is revealed, visible only for the conductors. NOw conductors instruct their tourists using gestures and japanese words in how to change the starting display to achieve the arrangement of the current place card. Whichever team manages this first, takes the place card. After four rounds, roles are reversed; after seven rounds, the team with most cards wins. Variants included.
Communications game * 4, 6 oder 8 players, ages 8+ * Designer: Walter Obert * Art: Miya Chan * 87680 5, Interlude, Germany, 2010 *** Cocktail Games / Hutter Trade * www.cocktailgames.com * www.hutter.net
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