Neolithibum
A board game by Harald Bilz, Peter Gutbrod
2-6 Players 40 minutes Low
Simultaneous Action Selection
Party Game, Prehistoric, Action / Dexterity
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Description
Get ready for a prehistoric party with Neolithibum, a hilarious game of action and dexterity for 2 to 6 players. Designed by Peter Gutbrod and published in 1991, this game is all about building a monument to the great god Prewt, but with a twist. Players take on the role of primitive humans trying to pile up big stones, but the ritual of placing each stone is where things get really interesting. With simple rules that are easy to learn, Neolithibum is all about simultaneous action selection, requiring players to use their hands, legs, and even noses to get the job done. The challenge is to complete each task without making the stones fall, and with a playtime of just 40 minutes, you'll be laughing and competing with your friends in no time. So gather your tribe and get ready to rumble with Neolithibum, a fun and quirky game that's sure to bring out the caveperson in you.
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