COBOGO (IMPORT)
This game is Brazilian but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
With the heat in Brazil, it’s no wonder that Brazilian houses are full of cobogós. You are architecture interns and have been given the task of planning a mosaic of cobogós — but you will need to understand your clients’ whims to do a good job. Time to get to work! Cobogó is a card-laying, cooperative/solo puzzle microgame with only 18 cards. At setup, 3 cards are flipped to show different polyomino to be built with the other cards. The other cards are placed to create those patterns, avoiding covering glass blocks. If the players get all patterns done until the deck runs out, they win the game. Game #01 of the Piquinim Collection. —description from the designer
This game is Brazilian but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
With the heat in Brazil, it’s no wonder that Brazilian houses are full of cobogós. You are architecture interns and have been given the task of planning a mosaic of cobogós — but you will need to understand your clients’ whims to do a good job. Time to get to work! Cobogó is a card-laying, cooperative/solo puzzle microgame with only 18 cards. At setup, 3 cards are flipped to show different polyomino to be built with the other cards. The other cards are placed to create those patterns, avoiding covering glass blocks. If the players get all patterns done until the deck runs out, they win the game. Game #01 of the Piquinim Collection. —description from the designer
This game is Brazilian but is language-independent and English rules are provided as PDF's if they are not within the box.
With the heat in Brazil, it’s no wonder that Brazilian houses are full of cobogós. You are architecture interns and have been given the task of planning a mosaic of cobogós — but you will need to understand your clients’ whims to do a good job. Time to get to work! Cobogó is a card-laying, cooperative/solo puzzle microgame with only 18 cards. At setup, 3 cards are flipped to show different polyomino to be built with the other cards. The other cards are placed to create those patterns, avoiding covering glass blocks. If the players get all patterns done until the deck runs out, they win the game. Game #01 of the Piquinim Collection. —description from the designer