Board game Number Nine (NMBR9)

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Product Description ■
There are tiles and cards from 0 to 9. Mix the cards well into a pile facing away from you, and turn the top card over.
All players take the number tiles on this card and place them in front of them.
This is a game that repeats this and aims for high scores. In other words, all players have the same the same, but the score changes depending on the arrangement.
Tiles are small square masses of equal size.
You can stack the tiles, but if you already have a tile in the same hierarchy, you must place at least one square in contact with the tile.
Of course, after the next card is pulled, you cannot change the arrangement of the tiles that have been placed so far.
If you place a tile in a hierarchy above it, there must be no space below it.
You must also place it on at least two tiles. You can't put all of them on one tie.
You put it on several tiles even little by little.
The hierarchy
table is on the zeroth floor. The first floor is above and the second floor is above.
There are two cards from 0 to 9, and a total of 20 cards are drawn, and all players are finished after stacking 20 tiles.
Score is hierarchy x number. In other words, if there are 8 tiles on the third floor, there will be 24 tiles in 3 x 8.
The key point is how much space you have for large numeric tiles at the end.
■ Game Summary ■
Number of players : 1-4
Play time : 20 minutes
Target age : 8 years old or older
Designer : Peter Wichmann

Number Tiles 80 Pieces (0 ~ 9 Each 8 Pieces)
Number Card 20 Pieces (0 ~ 9 Each 2 Pieces)
Instruction Manual 1 Copy