Asmodee NMG60150DE Game, multicoloured, colourful

Product description: Experience the construction of the summer pavilion again. The successor to the bestseller Azul is now back in mini format. With this compact edition from Azul: the summer pavilion you can now play anywhere! With Azul: the Summer Gazebo Mini, the popular tile laying game can now be played anywhere. The player pads of the compact version prevent the stones from slipping. In the high-quality fabric bag with snap closure, all play material can be stowed away to take with you. The rules do not change, so the full gaming experience can now be taken with you when travelling. Also in the mini version of the tactical tile game Azul: the summer pavilion are you tilers, who were personally commissioned by King Manuel I to decorate his summer pavilion with mosaics made of the most beautiful tiles. You have to compete with each other to get the best tiles from the manufactories at the best possible time. But beware: if you are too greedy, the tiles break and it rains minus points. Uses the finest materials and take care not to waste one. Only the best will face the challenge. Package includes: How to play: 1 Resin tiles: 132. Player shelves: 4 Tile tray: 1 Transparent sleeves: 5 Transparent shelf: 1 Manufacture plates: 9. Starter Stone: 1 Tile collector: 1 Fabric bag: 1

• With Azul: The Summer Gazebo Mini you can play the popular tile laying game on the go. The player pads prevent the stones from slipping and all the playing material fits in the fabric pocket with snap closure
• In the competitive tile game Azul: the summer pavilion you are a tiler. The Portuguese king has commissioned you to decorate the walls of his gazebo with colourful azulejos
• Plan strategically so that you get the best tiles from the factory at the right time. Choose a colour and take all tiles of this colour. Watch out, tiles can break
• Place your collected tiles in the mosaics of the gazebo and secure Joker tiles at the right time
• 2-4 players, from 8+ years, 30-45 minutes playing time per game, author: Michael Kiesling, game in German