
Zahlemann und Söhne
A board game by Heinz Meister
2-4 2-4
0 minutes Simple
No associated mechanics.
Card Game
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Description
Zahlemann und Söhne is a classic card game that's all about shedding your hand as quickly as possible. Designed by Heinz Meister and first published in 1994, this game is easy to learn and can be explained in no time, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. The goal is simple: get rid of all your cards by matching the value or color of a drawn card. Sounds easy, but it's not as straightforward as it seems, especially when you're trying to ditch the lower-valued cards, like the baby of the Zahlemann family. As you play with 2 to 4 friends, you'll need to strategize and think ahead to outmaneuver your opponents. The twist comes when higher-valued cards, featuring the elder members of the Zahlemann family, take precedence over the younger ones. This means that getting rid of those pesky low-value cards can be a real challenge. The game ends when one player successfully gets rid of all their cards, and the remaining players must pay the price - literally. They'll have to tally up the value of their leftover cards, making every move count. With its simple yet engaging gameplay, Zahlemann und Söhne is a great choice for a fun and lively game night with friends and family.
