2013 · Jeu de cartes

IUNU

In Ancient Egypt, players develop dynasties by gathering citizens, feeding them bread, protecting them from invaders, and preparing them for the afterlife. Across eight or nine rounds, players play single cards or sets of matching citizens, pay Debens to expand their dynasty, and use each citizen type’s special ability. Players score the points shown on their citizens, bonuses for having clear majorities, points for bread-fed citizens, and additional points from afterlife cards and remaining Debens. The player with the most points wins; ties go to the player with the most Debens.

groupJoueurs

2–4 idéal à 3

scheduleTemps de jeu

30 min

cakeÂge

10+

psychologyComplexité

2 / 5