Tiwanaku

Settlers try to predict the plant that Goddess Pachamama has intended for a given location. The Pachamama Wheel shows the secret arrangement of terrain and plant tiles; the wheel and the coordinates of a slot on the board give you the type of terrain and you must deduct/predict the type of plant. Regions can only have a certain size and each plant can be only once in each region. In your turn you must explore or predict. To explore/move you move one of your pawns according to rules; on an empty slot, the turn ends and you discover a terrain tile there. To make a prediction based on the rule of variety and the rule of separation, you name the plant for a slot with one of your pawns on it; another player checks the wheel. Correct predictions earn you points and maybe a sacrifice marker; wrong deductions lose you points. In any case, the correct plant tile is placed under your pawn. Then you can make a sacrifice to gain points. When the last terrain tile is placed, all can make predictions and then you win with most points.

Includes a solo and a cooperative version; the game has been renamed, previous name Pachamama

Deductive placement game for 1-4 players, ages 14+