Manhattan (game)

Manhattan

Manhattan (Manhattan) is German board game.

• The author is Andreas Seyfarth.
• The release is Hans im Glück company.
• The play number of people is 2-4 people.

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Summary of the game

I build the skyscraper in six world cities on the board, and the victory of the player who ruled over most buildings and each city where it is are divided into 3*3 9 trouts and have a card indicating either four pieces as a hand. Furthermore, I have 24 tops which was of the building for the first-floor - the fourth floor as a hand piece.

By one's match, I can put one one's building piece in the place (position same as a card according to oneself) provided with the hand of any city using one one piece of hand and hand piece. This game can put one's piece on the top of the piece of other players under conditions of uniformity, and the player of the top piece has the control of the building.

"The difference with the player that there are the most total numbers of floors (I OK it even if pieces are far) being within the fourth floor as for the condition to put a piece while I constitute the building."

An example: Player b(4) can put a piece most for player a(8) with many possession numbers of floors in building A (the 15th floor), but cannot repeat c(3)

In other words, an owner will establish the building where differences between first place and second place became on the fifth floor or above at that point. Conversely, without an overwhelming difference, the proprietary rights of the building are very changeable.

A score calculation produces every round in (when all players have finished putting a building piece), and three points enter the owner of the greatest building by two points to many players of the building by one point to the owner every each building most in 6 cities every each city. I change the match and perform it Round 4 (in the case of four plays), and the greatest player becomes the winner the total of the score.

Characteristic of the game

It is seductive to choose an action on a condition limited in a hand piece and a hand. The element of the pull of the card is big about the game, but, including the choice of the hand piece which I can decide every round, there is room to put up a various strategy. It is the 悩 highlight whether you raise a building and aim at world's best three points, or you make money with a score with the number of buildings.

An appearance is beautiful, and the state that building がにょきにょきと lengthens on the board is the best part.

I it in a receiving a prize career

• 1994 annual game award in Germany (Spiel des Jahres)
• 1994 Germany game award (Deutscher Spiel Preis) bronze medal
• 1995 annual game award in Sweden (Spiel des Jahres)

Allied item

• German board game

Outside link

• Introduction page (the German language) in Hans im Glück

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