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Pearls (German Edition)
This is a German-Language item and includes no English components unless noted in the condition note.
In search of shiny pearls, you dive into the clear blue water. You can't... (read more)
In search of shiny pearls, you dive into the clear blue water. You can't... (read more)
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mixed, 65% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
15 minutes
Published
2019
Age
6+
Publisher
Abacus Spiele
Players
2 to 6 players
Designers
Christian Fiore and Knut Happel
Playstyle
Light
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This is a German-Language item and includes no English components unless noted in the condition note.
In search of shiny pearls, you dive into the clear blue water. You can't hold your breath endlessly, though, but have to resurface from time to time and sell the treasures you have collected.
If you have accumulated a particular number of pearls, you can make them into nice necklaces and thus increase their value even more.
On each turn in Pearls, you collect or score pearl cards of one color. Cards with higher values generate many points but are more rare. But even the considerably more common low-value pearls can be lucrative: if you score a lot of pearls at once, you can gain valuable bonus points for necklace cards. If only there were not a hand card limit and, of course, the other players who like to thwart your plans...
At the end of the game, the player who has the most points wins!
In search of shiny pearls, you dive into the clear blue water. You can't hold your breath endlessly, though, but have to resurface from time to time and sell the treasures you have collected.
If you have accumulated a particular number of pearls, you can make them into nice necklaces and thus increase their value even more.
On each turn in Pearls, you collect or score pearl cards of one color. Cards with higher values generate many points but are more rare. But even the considerably more common low-value pearls can be lucrative: if you score a lot of pearls at once, you can gain valuable bonus points for necklace cards. If only there were not a hand card limit and, of course, the other players who like to thwart your plans...
At the end of the game, the player who has the most points wins!
