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Azuleo

Azuleo 2005

Design Clemens Helldörfer Art Claudia Grundies Publisher Nürnberger-Spielkarten-Verlag
6.0 /10
BGG rating
1–4
Players
30
Minutes
10
Age
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About the Game

Objective: Try to form as many valuable colour combinations as possible Azuleo has its origin from the Portuguese word „azulejo“ for „tile“. Starting the game a player draws/places two tiles (crosses) which determine the colour-combinations you can score. During your turn you should place a tile out of your personal supply (max. 2) which fits into. The allowed combination shows a square consisting of max. two colours. You may change the colour tiles for other combinations, too and you can also score points for placing blockade crosses where no colour cross can fit.

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Mechanics
Tile Placement
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