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Det is Berlin (1990)
Playtime: 30
Min. Age: 8
Number of Players:
2 - 4
Publisher:
Urack-Spiele,
Zweite Hand
Designers:
Dieter Urack
Artists:
Dominic Hoffmann
Mechanics:
Pattern Building
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Objective:
Find matching combinations of hidden cards placed on the board collecting winning points (3 or 4)
- acting/moving by turn -
1 mix & place cards (pairs of buildings & sights/bears) upside down on free spaces of the circuit (board)
2 move your meeple (1 - 7 moving points)
3a ending on a card check it secretly and change places with another card
3b ending on a space with a bear move forward to next unoccupied bear space
4 at the end of your turn you may flip to adjacent cards:
5a if they show similar coloured markers (same building) you gain one winning point and the cards are removed
5b if there is a bear card next to your cards ==> gain an additional point
Find matching combinations of hidden cards placed on the board collecting winning points (3 or 4)
- acting/moving by turn -
1 mix & place cards (pairs of buildings & sights/bears) upside down on free spaces of the circuit (board)
2 move your meeple (1 - 7 moving points)
3a ending on a card check it secretly and change places with another card
3b ending on a space with a bear move forward to next unoccupied bear space
4 at the end of your turn you may flip to adjacent cards:
5a if they show similar coloured markers (same building) you gain one winning point and the cards are removed
5b if there is a bear card next to your cards ==> gain an additional point
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