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Snakelake
Thisss apple is mine! No, it'sssss mine I ssssaw it firssst...
Life is getting harder for the snakes of the forest. When the apples fall from their trees all the... (read more)
Life is getting harder for the snakes of the forest. When the apples fall from their trees all the... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
Unknown
Published
2007
Age
0+
Publisher
Tenki Games
Players
0 players
Designer
Piero Cioni
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Tenki Games, and Piero Cioni
Description
Thisss apple is mine! No, it'sssss mine I ssssaw it firssst...
Life is getting harder for the snakes of the forest. When the apples fall from their trees all the snakes try to take them for lunch. They run furiously to get the apples and to avoid the mushrooms... and the trees. They try to not pass one over another, but it is not so easy with their empty tummy!
SnakeLake is a chaotic lunch for 3-6 hungry snakes of 8 years and over.
The players maneuver their snakes playing the movement cards. They have to try to reach the apples and to avoid the mushrooms to get the points. They also have to reach the border of the map to score as many as the length of their bodies. There is a score limit (different for a 3, 4, 5 or 6 player game) and when a player reaches this limit he is the winner.
Life is getting harder for the snakes of the forest. When the apples fall from their trees all the snakes try to take them for lunch. They run furiously to get the apples and to avoid the mushrooms... and the trees. They try to not pass one over another, but it is not so easy with their empty tummy!
SnakeLake is a chaotic lunch for 3-6 hungry snakes of 8 years and over.
The players maneuver their snakes playing the movement cards. They have to try to reach the apples and to avoid the mushrooms to get the points. They also have to reach the border of the map to score as many as the length of their bodies. There is a score limit (different for a 3, 4, 5 or 6 player game) and when a player reaches this limit he is the winner.
