Series: Buchkassette (Pelikan)

Finish

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A horse racing game featuring traditional betting mechanics, enhanced by the addition of diverse jockeys alongside standard horses. These riders introduce unique abilities that expand tactical options on the track.

Quadriga

boardgame

In this strategic board game, players act as slaves in the Roman Colosseum, each controlling four colored horse pieces. The objective is to navigate all pieces from the starting line into a connected target area to successfully form a complete quadriga.

Globetrotter

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In this game, players collect international license plates and street signs to complete sets. On your turn, you draw and discard tiles or pick them up from the table. A round ends when all sets are complete or tiles run out. The first player to reach a target score wins the game.

Buffalo Chess

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Buffalo Chess is an asymmetric board game where one player controls Indian chiefs and dogs to protect their village from a rampaging buffalo herd. The other player commands the beasts. Both sides feature distinct movement rules and entirely different strategic gameplay styles.

Twin

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Two players stack identical counters, overlapping them by only half. The player with the most uncovered counters at the end wins. The rules are easy to learn, yet offer deep strategic complexity and are difficult to truly master.

Bingo Romano

boardgame

A Pelikan bookcase game from their Buchkassette series. This is a traditional bingo game played with numbers, which also includes the Gioco Romano variant where only motives are called instead of the numbers.

Conspiracy

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In this strategic board game, players move secret spies and a briefcase across the board. Through tactical bribes and open agreements, everyone tries to bring the briefcase to their headquarters. Completely without dice and luck, relying purely on tactics.

Robin Hood

boardgame

In this board game, players start on different paths through Sherwood Forest. Rolling a six allows players to alter the track, shortening their own route or lengthening others. The first to reach the edge of the forest wins.

Diamant

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The mystic midnight-blue board features glittering diamonds. The objective is to illuminate them by cleverly placing silver-colored stones to guide invisible beams onto the correct targets.

Atlantis

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This solo game from the Pelikan bookcase series resembles a puzzle. Using a fixed divider, players alternately connect points on one of two included boards to reach the goal. Multiple players can compete by trying to use the fewest moves.

Napoleon

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Napoleon is a lightly themed two-player wargame from Pelikan's classic book cassette series. The board game features simple, checkers-style movement rules and offers tactical head-to-head duels for two players.

Armada

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Two proud fleets of galleons, galleys, and galleasses sail into battle. Which player will sink the opposing admiral's vessels and achieve victory in this tactical strategy game?

Kalah

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Kalah is the most popular Mancala game, invented in 1940 by William Champion Jr. Played on a board with two rows and storage pits, players distribute seeds counter-clockwise, capture opponent pieces, and aim to collect the most seeds to win the game.

Victory

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A fast-paced racing game under equal conditions for the whole family. Twelve game boards offer easy and difficult tracks with high replay value. Skillful curve cutting saves crucial time, while inattentiveness costs the chance to win this thrilling race to the finish line.

Miscellaneous Game Compilation

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