1998 · Stratégie abstraite

Kahuna

Two players vie for control of a twelve-island archipelago by building and cutting bridges through card-driven actions. On a turn, a player plays a card to place a bridge between two islands or to remove an opponent’s bridge; majority control of bridges around an island earns a marker stone and can cascade by removing enemy bridges on adjacent islands. The game plays in three rounds that end when the shared card supply is exhausted, with scoring based on islands held; play can also end early if a player loses all bridges.

groupJoueurs

2

scheduleTemps de jeu

30–40 min

cakeÂge

10+

psychologyComplexité

2,1 / 5