Yengo

A game by Inon Kohn

2 Players 20 minutes Low

Memory, Tile Placement

Abstract Strategy, Bluffing, Memory

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Description

Yengo is a game that's all about mixing it up, combining strategy, bluffing, memory, and a dash of luck in a unique way. Designed by Inon Kohn, this 2009 game is easy to learn, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. In Yengo, two players take turns placing tiles face-down on the table, each with red and black marks that will determine the outcome of the game. As players turn tiles face up, they'll need to remember where the different colors are to outmaneuver their opponent. The goal is to avoid getting three in a row of the same color, which will earn you minus points. The game is quick, lasting only 20 minutes, and ends when one player reaches six minus points. With its blend of memory, tile placement, and bluffing, Yengo is a fun and challenging game that will keep you on your toes.