quroma

A game by Moritz Wittensöldner

2 - 4 Players 30 minutes Low

Action Points, Pattern Building, Set Collection

Abstract Strategy

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Description

Quroma is a fast-paced abstract strategy game that's easy to learn and fun to play. Designed by Moritz Wittensöldner and published in 2012, it's a great option for 2 to 4 players looking for a quick gaming session that can be wrapped up in just 30 minutes. The game takes place on a 4x4 grid, where 48 squares in 12 different colors are randomly placed, with three squares on each space. On each turn, players have three action points to use, which can be used to flip over a stack of squares, move the top square to an adjacent space, or a combination of both. The twist that adds a layer of strategy to the game is that the square you choose must match the color revealed by the previous player's first action. This creates a fun and dynamic gameplay experience, as players need to think ahead and plan their moves carefully. The goal is to collect sets of squares, with the player having the most quartets (four squares of the same color) declared the winner. If there's a tie, the player with the most pairs wins. With its simple rules and deep strategy, Quroma is a great choice for fans of abstract strategy games, and its short playtime makes it perfect for a quick gaming session with friends or family.