
Yami
A board game by Anthony Perone, Hiroki Ohba, Ryoji Suzuki, Hiraku Tezuka
2-4 Players 15-30 minutes Low
Communication Limits, Cooperative Game, Tile Placement, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Deduction, Real-Time, Trick-taking
Fantasy, Deduction, Adventure, Exploration, Video Game Theme
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Description
Yami is a thrilling cooperative game for 2 to 4 players that throws you into a fantasy adventure where communication is key, but also limited. Designed by Anthony Perone, Hiroki Ohba, Ryoji Suzuki, and Hiraku Tezuka, this game is all about working together to overcome challenges in real-time, making every playthrough exciting and unpredictable. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, you'll be diving into the action in no time, exploring a fantasy world, and solving puzzles. The game combines deduction, tile placement, and trick-taking mechanics to create a unique experience that feels like a video game come to life. Playtime is short, lasting between 15 to 30 minutes, but the fun and suspense are packed in, making Yami a great choice for a quick gaming session with friends or family.
