In the game of ブタバベル (ButaBabel), you are a pig who takes charge of building your Tower of Babel (“Buta” means Pig in Japanese). Your duty is to build a higher tower than everyone else.
Each card has one of rock-paper-scissors symbol. You can easily increase the height of your tower by placing a card from your hand onto your pile of cards, so that your card can defeat the top card of that pile.
But if you have built your tower too much higher than your opponents, the God gets angry and destroys your tower.
You can also raise opponents’ towers in the same manner, so you should watch every tower and keep your tower at moderate height, though this game proceeds in real time so fast that you don’t have enough time to watch closely.
When the players have exhausted the decks, the round ends and players compare towers by counting the cards stacked in each. In a three-player game, there is a fourth dummy tower as well. The tallest tower wins, unless it is three or more cards higher than the next highest tower. If it is too high, it’s eliminated (tying towers likewise). Then compare the next highest tower to see if it is too high and so on. This way, it is possible for the dummy player to win.
The game is published with Japanese and English rules.
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| Age | 6+ |
|---|---|
| Player Count | Up to 5 Players |
| Play Time | <15 mins |
| Publisher | Homosapiens Lab, TBD |
| Publish Year | 2016 |
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