KAWA

A Game About Flow

A game by Andre Hui, John Neufeld, Brandon Ong, Russell Wee

2 - 4 Players 30 - 60 minutes Low

Modular Board, Network and Route Building, Pattern Recognition, Programmed Movement, Square Grid, Tile Placement, Turn Order: Progressive, Variable Set-up, Zone of Control

Abstract Strategy, Animals, Environmental, Territory Building

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Kawa is a game of serene strategy for 2 to 4 players, where you'll guide petals down a winding river, navigating the currents and eddies to outmaneuver your opponents. With its easy-to-learn rules, you'll be flowing into the action in no time, but mastering the game will require a deeper understanding of the river's constantly changing paths. As you play, the river comes alive with color, and you'll need to carefully avoid colliding with other players' petals, which can earn them points. The game's modular board, made up of 16 unique tiles, ensures that each playthrough is different, and the addition of special tiles representing flora and fauna adds a new layer of depth and complexity. These special tiles, such as the Crab or the Shrine, introduce unique effects that can either help or hinder your progress, keeping the game exciting and challenging. With a playtime of just 30 to 60 minutes, Kawa is the perfect game for a relaxing evening with friends or a fun family game night, and its variable setup and progressive turn order ensure that everyone will have a chance to shine. Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore strategist, Kawa's unique blend of abstract strategy and environmental themes is sure to captivate and inspire.