
Playing With Pyramids
A board game by Andrew Looney, John Cooper, Jacob Davenport, Kory Heath, Kristin Looney
2-8 Players 10-60 minutes Low
Area Movement
Abstract Strategy, Book
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Description
Playing With Pyramids is a treasure trove of gaming fun, packed with rules for 12 different games that can be played with the iconic Icehouse pieces from Looney Labs. Published in 2002, this game has been a favorite among fans of abstract strategy for years, and its ease of learning makes it accessible to players of all skill levels. With a playtime of 10 to 60 minutes, you can dive into a quick game or spend a whole evening exploring the different options. Whether you're playing with a small group of friends or a larger crowd of up to 8 players, there's something for everyone in Playing With Pyramids. The game's diversity is part of its charm, with a range of abstract strategy games that will challenge and delight players. From the analytical to the dexterity-based, the games included in Playing With Pyramids offer a unique blend of logic, skill, and luck. With games like Gnostica, Homeworlds, and Zendo, you'll find yourself thinking critically and strategically, while others like IceTowers and Thin Ice will put your reflexes to the test. As an expansion for the base Icehouse game, Playing With Pyramids is a must-have for fans of the series, and its standalone value makes it a great introduction to the world of abstract strategy games.
