About Shibumi: Further Games
This is a suite of ten games to be played with the Shibumi system. The collection is not made by the original creator, Cameron Browne, or the publisher nestorgames. Within can be found variants of many classical abstracts like Halma (Monky), shogi (Dual Duel), or Mancala (Sow Seed), but there are also wholly oringinal games like Frenemies, Kapow and Fireball. Most games are for two players, but some lighter games, like a stacking game and a version of Liar's dice, can be played with more players.
- Released
- 2020
- Designer
- Emil Danielsen
- Age
- 6+
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How many players can play Shibumi: Further Games?
Shibumi: Further Games plays with 2–6 players.
How long does Shibumi: Further Games take to play?
A game of Shibumi: Further Games takes 10–20 min.
What age is Shibumi: Further Games for?
The recommended minimum age for Shibumi: Further Games is 6+.
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