Cover of the game PANTORI

PANTORI

(Self-Published) · Board game · 2026
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Players
1–6
Players
Solo
Play Time
10–40 min
Weight
Weight —/5
Year
Year 2026
Minimum age
Minimum age 8+
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Pantori is a pocket-sized gem that blends spatial puzzle-solving with a fun, quirky theme. It's perfect for anyone seeking a quick challenge, whether solo or with friends, thanks to its versatile gameplay modes. The mechanic of covering ghosts and levers adds a surprising level of depth to such a compact game.

Highlights
  • Very clever puzzle mechanics
  • Highly portable and versatile
  • Balanced solo and multiplayer modes
  • Satisfying difficulty progression
Keep in mind
  • Requires assembly (Print & Play)
  • Can be frustrating under pressure
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Ever thought about raiding a pantry full of ghosts just to steal some fruit? In Pantori, that’s the quirky premise that turns a tile-placement puzzle into a frantic and highly enjoyable experience. The game is a Print & Play, meaning you can assemble your own physical kit, draw on sleeved cards, or use a printable solo puzzle book. The core idea is simple but requires a sharp mind: you must use all the provided pieces to form a connected route that collects every single fruit scattered across the board.

The challenge ramps up as you progress, especially with the interaction rules. The ghosts aren't just for show; you must cover them with matching colored pieces to get past them. And there's more: spikes can only be handled if you cover their linked lever. If you enjoy a calculated risk, the diamonds add a nice twist, as you must decide whether to collect all of them or leave them all alone—no middle ground allowed.

For those who prefer playing with friends, the multiplayer mode adds a layer of set collection. You’ll compete for scoring cards and can even use specific card effects to mess with your opponents, turning the solitary puzzle into a competitive race. The solo mode is perfect for those looking to relax and challenge themselves with a well-structured progression, starting from small pantries and working up to massive ones. It’s an incredibly versatile game that fits in your pocket and on the table of any spatial puzzle fan. If you love the feeling of fitting that perfect piece in the right spot while the clock is ticking—or you just want a quick game to take anywhere—Pantori is a solid choice for your collection.

Best player count

BGG community vote

1–6 players
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6 OK

Soundtrack

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Admin: Upcoming Releases Components: Polyominoes
Publisher (Self-Published)
Designer Radosław Ignatów

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
Is the game hard to assemble?
Since it's a Print & Play, you just need to print the files and cut them out. It's quite accessible!
Can I play it solo?
Absolutely! The solo mode features a 7-level progression that goes from basic to expert.
How long does a game take?
It's quite fast, usually between 10 and 40 minutes, depending on the challenge and player count.
How many players can play?
The game supports 1 to 6 players, making it great for both groups and solo sessions.
Do I need extra components?
No, the basic print kit is enough, but using dry-erase markers on sleeved cards makes it very convenient.
What is the game's complexity?
It's a light-to-medium weight game, focusing more on spatial reasoning than complex rules.

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