Board game, 216

216


  A board game by Micaela Koncurat, Juan Pablo Koncurat

1-6 1-6

 15-60 minutes   Simple 

  Dice Rolling, Push Your Luck, Random Production, Solo / Solitaire Game

  Card Game, Dice, Math

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Description

Ever tried turning a simple roll of the dice into a nail‑biting math showdown? That’s exactly what 216 does, and it does it with a wink and a grin. Designed by the dynamic duo Micaela and Juan Pablo Koncurat, this 2026 release cranks up the fun for anywhere from a solo brain‑trainer to a noisy table of six friends. In just a few minutes you’ll learn the rules—so simple you can explain them while the pizza’s still in the oven—then you’ll be diving into a whirlwind of dice rolls, card combos, and “push‑your‑luck” moments that make every turn feel like a tiny gamble. The goal? Keep the numbers dancing around the magic 216 without blowing your own chance to score big. What makes 216 addictive is the way it blends math, luck, and a dash of strategy without ever feeling like homework. Each round you draw cards that dictate which dice you’ll roll and what production you can claim, then you decide whether to bank your points or risk another roll for an even sweeter payoff. The tension builds fast—one more roll could push you over the coveted 216 and hand you a glorious win, or it could bust your lead and hand the victory to the player on your left. Because the game works just as well solo, you can practice your odds or challenge yourself to beat your own high score before the next game night rolls around. Quick to set up, quick to play (anywhere from 15 to an hour, depending on how daring you feel), and endlessly replayable, 216 is the perfect blend of card‑game slickness, dice‑rolling drama, and satisfying number‑crunching. Grab a group, roll the dice, and see who can keep their math mojo alive long enough to claim the 216 throne.