Huzzah!

A game by James Ernest

3 - 8 Players 60 minutes Low

Commodity Speculation, Roll / Spin and Move

Print & Play, Renaissance

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Description

Huzzah is a fun and interactive board game that's all about being the best performer at the fair. With 3 to 8 players, it's a great game for large groups, and the easy-to-learn rules mean you can dive right in. The game takes about 60 minutes to play, which is just enough time to get fully immersed in the excitement of the fair. Designed by James Ernest and first published in 1997, Huzzah has a classic feel to it, with a unique blend of commodity speculation, roll and move mechanics that will keep you on your toes. As you navigate the 51-space circular board, you'll be competing to attract the biggest audience to your stage, using cards to draw in crowds and outmaneuver your opponents. But watch out for Richard, the fair's entertainment director, who can ruin your chances of winning if he shows up at the wrong time. With cards that allow you to bump other players, chase away audience members, or even score big points, there are plenty of ways to get ahead in the game. The first player to reach 50 points wins, so you'll need to stay focused and strategic if you want to come out on top. Whether you're a fan of Renaissance-themed games or just looking for a fun and social experience, Huzzah is a great choice for anyone looking for a lively and entertaining board game.