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= Japan = | Players | 2 | | Length | 30 minutes | | Equipment Required | 1 piecepack, two double 6 dominoes sets in different (Piecepack) colors | | Designer | DanielAjoy and Fernanda Ausay | | Version | 1.0 | | Version Date | 2018-05-18 | | License | Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License | == Description == A tense game for two players who try to take the majority of coins of each number, from the ones spread across the board, by supporting the coins with personal pawns, dice, or pieces of their domino set. == Rules == https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vP6xsylndUYN6PtlpA7jjG9ROKpN9MF3sef9FKlURG8/edit?usp=sharing == License == Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License == An example game == {{https://trevorldavis.com/share/piecepack/japan_grid.gif}} There is also a [https://trevorldavis.com/share/piecepack/japan_rayrender.gif ray traced animation of this example game]. [http://ludism.org:3838/ppn-viewer/?system.file=japan&annotate=cartesian View in PPN viewer] == Reviews and Comments == Everyone is welcome to comment on Google Drive or here. ---- This is a fine, clean, two-player abstract game, and I highly recommend it. It combines the piecepack with two colors of double-six dominoes, which you might need to print and play if you don't have some on hand. {{https://www.ludism.org/piecepack/pp8pix/JapanGame.jpg}} Because this game is a port of Reiner Knizia's game [[https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3/samurai Samurai]], a fact that early drafts of this game obfuscated and the current rules don't make entirely clear either, it could never have been a winner of this contest, which is all about innovation (now, if it had been entered in [[http://www.ludism.org/piecepack/pp7.html Good Portsmanship]], on the other hand...) Nevertheless, there are some sweet, innovative mechanics in this game, especially having to do with the dominoes and "support". Playtester Karl said he actually prefers Japan to the original. I probably do too. I'm giving this game an unofficial Bronze. --RonHaleEvans, [[Where No One Has Gamed Before]], October 2018 ---- CategoryGame SpaceOccupationCategory MechanicSetCollectingCategory
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