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Kluster

Game ID: GID0181220
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Description

Kluster is a dexterity game for 1 to 4 players, very short, easy to transport, incredibly fun, really simple, accessible to everyone and still full of strategy!

Kluster’s rules can be explain in no time: Magnetic stones are equally shared between players, who must, in turn, place one stone inside the area delimited by the cord. The first player to get rid of his or her magnets wins. But beware, when stones kluster together during one player’s turn, he or she collects them!

That’s all you need to know to play Kluster!

—description from the publisher

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VERSION FOR 1-8 PLAYERS, LOOK HERE : Kluster XL

Year Published
2018
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • pub-friendly
  • easy to learn
  • replayable with magnets
Cons
  • risk of spills and small parts
  • requires careful setup
Thematic elements
  • dexterity puzzle with magnets and rope elements
  • pub table environment; casual social play
  • n/a
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • dexterity — manipulating magnets and rope-based components to balance pieces under constraints
  • Stacking and Balancing — manipulating magnets and rope-based components to balance pieces under constraints
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Quotes (from this video)
  • it's waterproof so will be entirely Pub friendly
  • Skull is an amazing game
  • Hanabi is a legendary game
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