YIKERZ

Master magnetic forces to win this dynamic game.

Ages: 14+

Set up:

First, players will set up the playing area how they’d like using some or all of the triangular playing boards.  The manual lists out some combinations for players to use based on skill level, but they are encouraged to experiment.  Next, a player is chosen to shuffle the pieces (some have different shapes) and create stacks, each with the same number of pieces (if possible).  Any leftovers are put aside and won’t be used.  Each player takes a stack and the person who shuffled the pieces will go first.

How to play:

A turn consists of a player choosing one of their pieces from their pool and placing it onto the board.  While they won’t be able to physically touch any pieces that have been played, they can use their playing piece to move other pieces around via their magnetic fields.  The chance of this happening increases as the board fills up with pieces.  If a player places a piece that causes any of the pieces to “collapse” or come together, they must remove those pieces and place them into their own pool.

When a player is down to one piece, they must announce it by saying “Last Yiker” or “Last Piece”…not following this rule results in a penalty of drawing two pieces from the board.  The first person to get rid of all of their pieces (without causing a collapse with their last piece) wins the game!

Includes a convenient travel pouch for portable fun- anywhere, anytime; unlimited game options. Yikerz' unique 4 piece interchangeable game board design allows for many different configurations that create a variety of challenges; multiple ways to play: solo time trial, head-to-head competition, or in teams of 4.

Yikerz consiste en dominar las fuerzas magnéticas para ganar este juego dinámico; incluye una bolsa de viaje conveniente para la diversión portátil en cualquier lugar y en cualquier momento. Yikerz posee un diseño único con un tablero de juego intercambiable de 4 piezas, permite muchas configuraciones diferentes que crean una variedad de desafíos; múltiples formas de jugar contra el reloj en solitario, competencia cara a cara (dos jugadores o más de manera individual) y/ o en equipos de 4.