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Algorilude

Algorilude 1989

Design Louis Abraham Publisher Sourire pour Saisir
7.7 /10
BGG rating
2–7
Players
3
Best at
30
Minutes
9
Age
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About the Game

Algorilude is a french card game by Louis Abraham. The game consists of a deck of cards symbolizing various mathematical operations beneficial or harmful. The goal is to construct an algorithm representing the process of a calculator (operations, loops, ...). Playing his best cards, each player will try to reach the highest score while slowing down opponents with bad loops, divisions... It's a logical card game with little chance.

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Categories
Card Game Educational Math Number Puzzle
Mechanics
Network and Route Building Open Drafting
BGG ratings
3
BGG data
refreshed Sep 6, 2026