Asmodée Azul

Azul is a multiple award-winning, tile-placement game. The goal of Azul is to complete your display board, earning points as you place tiles and create patterns. Loaded with high-quality components, Azul catches the eye and engages players with its beautiful art, clear graphic design, and colorful resin tile pieces. Azul offers simple rules but meaningful choices making it easy to learn while offering a subtle depth to every turn! It’s perfect for families and veteran gamers. On your turn, you’ll select tiles from one of the available market discs. However, when selecting, you must take all matching tiles from that disc. Be careful! If take too many tiles, and cannot fit them on the row, the leftover tiles will fall to the floor, costing you points at the end of the game., Manufacturer: Plan B Games

Azul - tile based board game Azul is a multiple award-winning, tile-placement game. The goal of Azul is to complete your display board, earning...

Asmodee Azul: Family Game of the Year 2018, 2-4 Players, Ages 8+, 30-45 Min, Ger, Toys & Games > Games > Board & Traditional Games > Vintage Manufacture

Azulejos, the ornamental tiles, were introduced by the Moors. King Manuel I of Portugal was overwhelmed by the beauty of the tiles and had the walls of his palace decorated with it In the competitive tile game Azul, Game of the Year 2018, you are a tiler. The Portuguese king commissions you to decorate the walls of his palace with the azulejos Plan strategically so that you get the best tiles from the factory at the right time. Choose a colour and take all tiles of this colour. Watch out, tiles can break Place your collected tiles in the pattern rows. Only full rows give points. So that the wall picture shows its full beauty, there are many points for adjacent tiles 2-4 players | From 8+ years | 30-45 minutes playing time per game | Author: Michael Kiesling | Game in German, Manufacturer: Next Move Games

Introduced by the Moors, azulejos (earthenware wall covering tiles, originally decorated with blue or polychrome) were adopted by the Portuguese...