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Ludopedia
7.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
Fans of quick action and balancing tension will love this!
Highlights
- Fun stacking build
- Manual coordination challenge
- Fast-paced dynamic
- Party game vibe
Keep in mind
- Small parts may break
- Requires play area
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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In SUPERA, three young trees – the White Beech, the Red Mahogany, and the Dark Chestnut – vie to become the tallest in a vast forest and rule the world. Each player, on their turn, stacks wooden blocks onto a base that’s already starting to wobble. A die roll determines the shape of the block to be placed, and players must match colors to keep the tower harmonious. The higher the construction, the more unstable it becomes, adding tension with each move. The goal is simple: reach higher than the others before the structure collapses or a block falls out. The game ends when the tower collapses, a block escapes the structure, or all blocks are placed. Victory goes to the player with the tallest tower at the end. The fast pace and constant pressure make this party game a hit for players of all ages. For those who love balancing challenges, SUPERA delivers hours of fun. The solo mode adds a twist: after building the tower, you must disassemble everything back into the box, turning the game into an intriguing 3D puzzle.
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Publisher
(Self-Published)
Designer
Gabor Godeny
How many players can play?
Between 1 and 8 players, making it versatile for small or large groups.
How long does a typical game last?
10 to 20 minutes, ideal for quick sessions or to mix into a varied game night.
What are the game components?
44 wooden blocks, a support base, a six‑sided die, and a box that doubles as a puzzle in solo mode.
Is the game suitable for children?
Yes, from age 8+, though the tension and focus required may need supervision for younger kids.
Is there a solo mode?
Yes, there’s a solo mode that turns the base and blocks into a 3D puzzle, challenging logic and patience.
What’s the overall difficulty?
Medium, requiring focus and coordination but no complex strategy.
What’s the best strategy to win?
Balance height with stability: pick blocks that fit well and keep the base firm to avoid collapses.