Jewels for the Emperor Penguin
A game by Shane F. F. Carr
2 - 5 Players 30 - 45 minutes Low
Chaining, Dice Rolling, Different Dice Movement, Hexagon Grid, Hidden Victory Points, Pieces as Map, Set Collection, Variable Set-up, Worker Placement, Worker Placement, Different Worker Types
Animals, Economic
Description
In Jewels for the Emperor Penguin, you'll embark on a fun and exciting adventure with 2 to 5 of your friends, all vying to impress the Emperor Penguin with the most dazzling jewelry collection. This easy-to-learn game, designed by Shane F. F. Carr and published in 2024, takes around 30 to 45 minutes to play, making it the perfect addition to any game night. As the leader of a five-member penguin guild, you'll navigate the icy landscape, gathering gems like emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and diamonds, and making strategic exchanges to get the gems you need to craft the perfect pieces of jewelry. As you play, you'll use a variety of game mechanics, including worker placement, dice rolling, and set collection, to outmaneuver your opponents and claim the most valuable jewelry recipes. With a unique hexagon grid and variable set-up, each game will be different, keeping you on your toes and challenging you to adapt your strategy. With its lighthearted theme and engaging gameplay, Jewels for the Emperor Penguin is a great choice for fans of economic and animal-themed games. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just looking for a fun and accessible game to play with friends, Jewels for the Emperor Penguin is sure to delight, and its short playtime means you can easily fit in a game or two in one sitting.