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Igloo | ||
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Andy Looney | ||
Four colors, but only one will be worth points by the end. | ||
Players: | 2 | |
Length: | Medium | |
Complexity: | Medium | |
Trios per color: | 5 | |
Number of colors: | 4 | |
Setup time: | 2 minutes | |
Playing time: | 15 minutes - 30 minutes | |
Strategy depth: | High | |
Random chance: | None | |
BGG Link: | Igloo | |
Status: Complete (v1.0), Year released: 1997 | ||
Igloo is a simplified version of Icehouse, using a freeform board, but has discrete turns. In a 2-player game, each player uses 2 stashes; one color is used for scoring unbeknownst to the opponent, while the other is a decoy color.
Designed by Andrew Looney, 1997.
External Links
- The rules for Igloo are online.
- Igloo is listed on BoardGameGeek.