1991 · Daus

Yahtzee

Players move pawns around a 16-space board made up of 12 numbered combination spaces and 4 wild spaces. Landing on a numbered space lets a player roll to complete the corresponding Yahtzee category; a successful roll places that category’s card there and a number of chips to indicate ownership. If another player later lands on that space they must match or beat the existing roll to steal the card and its chips. Wild spaces allow a player to attempt any category and then move to and claim the matching space. A Yahtzee lets a player claim any space on the board. When all categories are claimed each player gets one final run of turns; the player with the most chips on the board at the end wins.

groupJugadors

2–4 millor amb 4

scheduleDurada

30 min

cakeEdat

8+

psychologyComplexitat

1,3 / 5