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| Pokémon Labyrinth ( Glow in the Dark ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Ravensburger Spieleverlag | |||||
| Designer | Kobbert Max J. | |||||
| Artist | Buckley Chris | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 2-4 | ca. 20 min | 7+ | de + 6 Sprachen | 2024 | ||
| pushing, turning, shunting - positioning - search/collecting - license | ||||||
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Pokémon Labyrinth
Pokémon Labyrinth comes with two ways to play – standard or „Glow in the Dark Labyrinth”. For this version players are dealt Poké Ball-Chips depicting various Pokémons, and glowing Poké Ball-Chips featuring Pokémon silhouettes., point chips are down. First you play a standard game in the day phase, the glow-in-the-dark components are charging. When someone has found all their day Pokémons, you turn off the light and continue the game with the now glowing components. If you are first to find all your night Pokémons, the game ends and you take a face-down chip. Then, your Pokémons are scored - A day Pokémon scores 1 point, a night Pokémon 2 points and you win with most points from Pokémons and the end-of-game chip.
Sliding and collecting game for 2-4 players, ages 7+
Publisher: Ravensburger 2024 License: The Pokémon Company International © 2024, Nintendo / Creatures Inc, / Game Freak Inc © 2024 Designer: Max J. Kobbert Art: Chris Buckley Web: www.ravensburger.de Stock Nr. 22 705 1
Users: For families
Version: de en es fr it nl pt * Rules: de en es fr it nl pt * In-game text: no
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