Tschuk

A game by Heinrich Glumpler

1 - 2 Players 15 minutes Low

Set Collection

Abstract Strategy, Deduction, Math, Number

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Description

Tschuk is a clever and strategic board game designed by Heinrich Glumpler, first published in 2007. This abstract strategy game is perfect for one or two players looking for a quick and challenging experience that can be completed in just 15 minutes. The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible to new players, but don't let that fool you - the game requires a combination of deduction, math, and strategic thinking to come out on top. Players take turns selecting coins, flipping them over, and trying to reveal all seven numbers on their side of the table. As players progress, they gain more information about the hidden numbers, allowing them to make educated guesses about which coins to select next. With 21 coins bearing unique combinations of numbers from 1 to 7, the game requires a balance of luck and strategy to win. The set collection mechanism adds an extra layer of depth, as players must carefully consider which coins to collect and when to flip them to maximize their chances of winning. Whether you're playing solo or against an opponent, Tschuk is a fun and engaging game that will keep you on your toes and leave you wanting to play again.