What Four? matching

What Four? matchingEach player attempts to put four pegs in a row, but nobody knows what your winning color is until its too late! Placing randomly drawn pegs might give away your goal, but you can also do some bluffing to mislead everyone. In the box youll find a 4x4 inch game board, 64 colored pegs, four hidden color discs, and complete instructions. A game will take between 15 and 30 minutes depending on player count. Another great family game for 2 to 4 players.

As the game continues

The capturing method is what's called a "custodial" or "flanking" capture in which a piece is surrounded on two side to capture it

Much of the strategy is in calculating which cards to discard into this extra hand

there are a dozen predefined “Fantasy Factions” with special powers to tip the balance of the game

The game is carefully balanced to lead to a close competition near the end

5-inch square solid wood game board

and rule variants

Ringo has been published in several forms and some rule sets differ

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This version of the game is called Kolowis Awithlaknannai by the Zuni

Made in USA for 2-4 players age 8+

Made in the USA