Kakuzu

A game by Bruno Stefanini

1 - 4 Players 20 minutes Simple

No associated mechanics.

Abstract Strategy, Deduction, Math

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Description

Kakuzu is a unique twist on the classic Sudoku game, allowing 1 to 4 players to compete against each other on the same grid. The game is simple to learn, with rules that can be explained quickly, making it accessible to players of all ages and skill levels. Published in 2010 by game designer Bruno Stefanini, Kakuzu combines abstract strategy, deduction, and math to create a fun and challenging experience. The goal is to collect the most stones by finding the hidden numbers on the grid, with each player taking turns drawing numbers from a pouch and trying to locate them on the tray. As players take turns, they use logic, intuition, and observation to try and outmaneuver their opponents. With a playtime of just 20 minutes, Kakuzu is a great game for a quick session with friends or family. The game requires strategic thinking and a bit of luck, as players try to keep the stones they collect and hinder their opponents' progress. With its simple yet engaging gameplay, Kakuzu is a great addition to any game collection, offering a fresh take on the traditional Sudoku puzzle. Whether you're a fan of math games, abstract strategy, or just looking for a fun and competitive experience, Kakuzu is definitely worth checking out.