Continuo

AMIGO, Casper, Early Learning Centre · Board game · 1982
1–5 · best 3 Solo 20 min Weight 1.4/5
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Our Verdict

If you enjoy a quick abstract game that makes you think a little, Continuo is a great choice! It's easy to learn but offers a nice challenge.

Highlights
  • Easy to learn and play
  • Quick and dynamic games
  • Subtle strategic challenge
  • Great for travel
Keep in mind
  • Scoring can be confusing initially
  • Simple yet functional visuals
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About the game
Get ready for a challenge of colors and logic with Continuo! This compact board game invites you to build a vibrant mosaic, piece by piece. The premise is simple: after a small initial setup, each player takes their turn to extend colorful paths, connecting the edges of the tiles already laid on the board. The goal is to form color sequences as long as possible. Each square you add to a path contributes to your score, and the longer the sequence, the greater the reward! The fun continues until all tiles have found their place, and whoever has the highest score, of course, takes the glory. Continuo is one of those games that deceives with its simplicity but hides surprising strategic depth. It's perfect for those who enjoy a good abstract puzzle, with quick games that can be played anywhere. Ideal for relaxing your mind or for a friendly competition among friends and family. Without much fuss, just grab the pieces and start building your path to victory! The absence of text on cards and components makes it accessible to players of all ages and nationalities, focusing purely on fun and visual and tactical challenge. If you're looking for a quick, elegant game that makes you think a little, Continuo is a sure bet.
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Game: Continuo Misc: Mensa Select
Publisher AMIGO, Casper, Early Learning Centre, Fidelity Electronics, Game Factory, Hiron Games, Mandoo Games, Peliko Oy, Popcorn Games, Samuel Ward Co., Schmidt Spiele, Spear's Games, Stragoo Games, U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
Designer Maureen Hiron
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can participate in a game of Continuo?
Continuo can be played by 1 to 5 players, making it versatile for solo or group play.
How long does a game typically last?
Games are quite fast, usually taking around 20 minutes to complete.
What is the game's complexity? Is it hard to learn?
The complexity is low. The rules are simple and easy to understand, making the game accessible to most people.
Does the game have a specific theme?
Continuo is an abstract game, so it doesn't have a strong narrative theme. The focus is on the mechanics and color strategy.
What are the main components of the game?
The components are basically the tiles that players use to build the board and score points.
Is Continuo good for playing with children?
Yes, because it's easy to learn and has quick games, it's a great option for playing with children from a certain age who already understand the logic of colors and scoring.