
Jenga
A board game by Leslie Scott
No text on components is needed during play.
1 - 8 Players 20 minutes Simple
Single Loser Game, Stacking and Balancing, Physical Removal
Party Game, Movies / TV / Radio theme, Action / Dexterity
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Description
Jenga is a classic party game that's all about balance and skill. Players take turns removing blocks from a tower, trying not to be the one who makes it fall. The game is simple to learn, but challenging to master, making it accessible to anyone from kids to adults. With no necessary in-game text, Jenga is a great option for players of all languages. In just 20 minutes, 1 to 8 players can gather around the table and start competing. The goal is to remove blocks and stack them on top without making the tower collapse. It's a game of physical removal, stacking, and balancing, requiring a steady hand and a bit of luck. Designed by Leslie Scott and first published in 1983, Jenga has become a staple of game nights and social gatherings, offering a fun and exciting experience for everyone involved.
