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Our Verdict
A classic party game perfect for those who love chaos, laughs, and a touch of controlled bad luck.
Highlights
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Constant player interaction
- Easy to learn and play
- Includes versatile rule sets
Keep in mind
- Heavy reliance on luck
- Can be frustrating at times
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Ever had that moment where you're certain you played the perfect card, only for fate (and your friends) to prove you wrong? Welcome to 6 nimmt! Brettspiel! This board game version brings all the classic tension of the original card game into a dynamic physical format. The goal is simple, but the execution is pure controlled chaos: you have tiles numbered 1 to 100, and you must place them in rows on the board without being the unlucky one who 'takes the sixth card.'
Here is how it works: everyone chooses a tile and reveals it simultaneously. Tiles are organized in ascending order and placed in rows based on numerical proximity. If you play a tile that completes the sixth position in a row, get ready for a heartbreak (and a point penalty), because you'll take all the tiles in that row and accumulate the negative points marked on them. It is a game of calculated risk, where you try to predict what others will play to avoid being the 'loser' of the round.
The standout feature of this edition is its versatility. Beyond the standard rules, you can include 'good luck cards' to try and mitigate your losses, or even use the reverse side of the board for a 'professional version.' In this more intense mode, there are special spaces that can grant bonuses, allow you to claim an entire row instead of losing points, or even provide powerful action cards to change the game's course. It is the perfect game for those who love high interaction, laughter, and that 'almost had it' feeling that only luck and deduction games provide. Fast, light, and extremely addictive, it is ideal for gathering friends and ensuring no one gets bored!
Here is how it works: everyone chooses a tile and reveals it simultaneously. Tiles are organized in ascending order and placed in rows based on numerical proximity. If you play a tile that completes the sixth position in a row, get ready for a heartbreak (and a point penalty), because you'll take all the tiles in that row and accumulate the negative points marked on them. It is a game of calculated risk, where you try to predict what others will play to avoid being the 'loser' of the round.
The standout feature of this edition is its versatility. Beyond the standard rules, you can include 'good luck cards' to try and mitigate your losses, or even use the reverse side of the board for a 'professional version.' In this more intense mode, there are special spaces that can grant bonuses, allow you to claim an entire row instead of losing points, or even provide powerful action cards to change the game's course. It is the perfect game for those who love high interaction, laughter, and that 'almost had it' feeling that only luck and deduction games provide. Fast, light, and extremely addictive, it is ideal for gathering friends and ensuring no one gets bored!
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Categories
Families
Publisher
AMIGO, 999 Games, Albi, Broadway Toys LTD, G3, Piatnik, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer
Wolfgang Kramer
Artist
Franz Vohwinkel
How long does a game last?
It's super quick! Usually between 20 to 30 minutes, perfect for multiple rounds.
What is the recommended age?
From age 8 onwards, and adults love the chaos too!
Is it a complex game?
Not at all. The rules are simple; the challenge is predicting what other players will do!
How many players can play?
From 2 to 6 players. The more people, the more unpredictable the board becomes.
Is it very competitive?
Yes, but in a fun way! You'll want to avoid your friends winning while you lose points.
Are the components good?
Yes, the board and tiles are sturdy and make tracking the rows much easier.