Puls

Description

Puls is a fast-paced and exciting board game that's perfect for a group of friends looking for a quick and thrilling experience. Designed by Marion Dettelbach and Andreas Dettelbach, this 1999 game is all about simultaneous action selection, where 3 to 6 players try to empty their hands as quickly as possible. The twist is that you can't play a card with a number that's a factor or multiple of the previous card played, which adds a layer of strategy and challenge to the game. As you play, each card features a symbol that determines who gets to play next, keeping everyone on their toes and engaged in the action. The goal is to get rid of all your cards, but be careful - you'll score points for any cards left in your hand, as well as for any mistakes you make along the way. With a playtime of just 20 minutes, Puls is the perfect game for a casual game night or a fun break with friends. The simple rules make it easy to learn, but the real-time gameplay and simultaneous action selection ensure that every round is unique and exciting. After several rounds, the player with the fewest points wins, so be strategic, think fast, and get ready to pulse with excitement.

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