Qin
₹3,349.00
Qin is an amazing quick 2 to 4 player game, for ages 8 and above that takes around 30 minutes to play. It is ranked as one of the best abstract games.
In Qin players colonize the Chinese hinterland, seize territories, and expand their influence by placing tiles and pagodas.
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Description
A move is simple: You choose one out of three tiles from your hand, place it onto the grid of the board, then draw a new tile. Each tile shows two landscapes. If you create a territory that consists of at least two spaces of the same landscape, you seize it. You can also expand your territories, take over territories from other players, and connect your territories to villages on the board. All of this enables you to place pagodas. The player who is first to get all his pagodas on the board wins.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.885 kg |
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| Minimum Players | 2 |
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| Maximum Players | 4 |
| Minimum Playtime | 30 |
| Maximum Playtime | 30 |
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Ranti (verified owner) –
4.5/5
A tile laying game by Reiner Knizia that has one sheet of rules and can be played between 2 to 4 players.
This game could be thinky and calm or thinky and cuthroat. It totally depends upon what you and your family and/or friends are in the mood for . The game becomes quicker with 3 and then even more with 4 players.
Even though there is the element of luck on drawing a tile , face down at the end of each round there are still choices to be made that could either help you or your opponents . When you start to see that which is fairly quickly into the first game , is where the fun starts
The board also has a map on the reverse side for a more advanced game.
This game has regularly brought joy to me and my family amidst the pandemic. The quality of the components are also really good.