Tuki

Such a fun game! Excellent for a chilled night with friends or getting younger players into board games, simple to learn and great quality.3 players max but you can easily swap players in and out.

Gift for my daughter to add to our 'pub games' collection. Is simple to learn and excellent quality. All the family love it. Highly recommended.

My wife and I first played this at a board game cafe. She had a blast watching me making the structures before her.

To be honest, I was interested in seeing this game because it has an Inuit theme. Nothing in the rules or the description varies from what the publisher says...so the theme is really "pasted" on. The game says that it is for 2-4 players, and I would say it really is for up to 3 players. The 4th player basically becomes a spectator or judge...but you can play the game fine without the 4th person, so I don't know why they included 4 players; probably a game with player count 3 doesn't appeal to many people.The reason why it's only up to 3, is because there are only enough blocks for three people. Each person needs their own set of colored "stones" and different "snow" blocks. You could buy TWO copies of this game and then 6 people could play, or you can do up to THREE teams of people and have player count of whatever you want. I'm not at all suggesting doing teams though, but I have played a similar game where we did teams of three people and we would slide down at the end of the round so players played with different people each round.I tried out the game solo (it doesn't say you can do solo...but YOU CAN) and I most patterns were pretty easy to do. The box says 8 years and up...I could see myself playing and understanding how to win without help at age 10. Maybe this game will teach about balance, architecture, shapes, ratios, estimation, etc.The blocks are NICE. They're chunky and heavier than I expected. You will need a flat surface; I had to build my structures on top of the box cover because our playing card table is not perfectly flat.I like the blocks, so probably going to keep the game and I also don't have any dexterity games...but if someone in my family super loved it I wouldn't mind giving it to them.I'm only giving it a 4/5 because I would have liked to see a level 4 or 5 difficulty level. I was breezing through the harder patterns. They should consider an expansion that includes snow balls.