Table Game - Split

Split is a fast, fun card game for a group, based on the mechanics of drafting and set collection. This game involves a lot of interaction, as players do not have their own personal game zones, but share common ones... with the neighbor on the left and right. Help each other complete tasks, but calculate everything so that you become the sole winner!

Who is this game for?
- Fans of abstract fillers
- Anyone going on a trip
- For a large company

How to play?
At the beginning of the game, each player receives 13 cards. Each turn, players simultaneously choose a card from their hand (it can be a goal card or a numbered card) and place it between themselves and their neighbor on the left or right. Then the cards in the players' hands are passed around, and a new round begins.
The player's task is to collect in each of their zones (shared with neighbors on the right and left) a combination of numbered cards and goals so that the goals are considered completed.
At the end of the game, the completed goals in each zone are checked, and the final score of each player is calculated by multiplying the points earned in the zone to their left by the points in the zone to their right. Players need to play a "double game" and balance both of their zones so that they can earn as many victory points as possible in each and become the only winner.

Author: Эврикус

Printhouse: Evrikus

Series: BG-12072

Age restrictions: 8+

ISBN: 4630082435702

ID: 1527035

Split is a fast, fun card game for a group, based on the mechanics of drafting and set collection. This game involves a lot of interaction, as players do not have their own personal game zones, but share common ones with the neighbor on the left and right. Help each other complete tasks, but calculate everything so that you become the sole winner!

Who is this game for?
- Fans of abstract fillers
- Anyone going on a trip
- For a large company

How to play?
At the beginning of the game, each player receives 13 cards. Each turn, players simultaneously choose a card from their hand (it can be a goal card or a numbered card) and place it between themselves and their neighbor on the left or right. Then the cards in the players' hands are passed around, and a new round begins.
The player's task is to collect in each of their zones (shared with neighbors on the right and left) a combination of numbered cards and goals so that the goals are considered completed.
At the end of the game, the completed goals in each zone are checked, and the final score of each player is calculated by multiplying the points earned in the zone to their left by the points in the zone to their right. Players need to play a "double game" and balance both of their zones so that they can earn as many victory points as possible in each and become the only winner.