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Kurrüf: Roll & Write

Kurrüf: Roll & Write

boardgame

Players:
1–5
Time:
10–20 min
Min. Age:
8
Mi Tierra: New Era

Mi Tierra: New Era

boardgame

Players:
2–6
Time:
60–120 min
Min. Age:
12
Volcanes: de Chile

Volcanes: de Chile

boardgame

Players:
2–6
Time:
3–5 min
Min. Age:
8
Patitos

Patitos

boardgame

Players:
1
Time:
5–10 min
Min. Age:
8
D.50: Las Redes del Reich

D.50: Las Redes del Reich

boardgame

Players:
3–4
Time:
90 min
Min. Age:
12
Mi Tierra

Mi Tierra

boardgame

Players:
2–4
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
9
Chile 73

Chile 73

boardgame

Players:
2–4
Time:
45–90 min
Min. Age:
12
Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui

boardgame

Players:
2–4
Time:
40 min
Min. Age:
10
Viva San Martin!

Viva San Martin!

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Zombies en La Moneda: Juego de Cartas

Zombies en La Moneda: Juego de Cartas

boardgame

Based on the Chilean comic, "Zombies en La Moneda" is a fast card game for 2-6 players. Players must rescue as many people as possible in an apocalyptic Santiago while defending against zombies using humans, cops, and bombs. The game ends when the sixth bomb explodes inside the presidential palace, and the player who has rescued the most citizens wins the game.

Players:
2–6
Time:
15 min
Min. Age:
12
The Nitrate War

The Nitrate War

boardgame

This compact board game covers the Nitrate War between Chile and the alliance of Bolivia and Peru. Argentina and American industrialists are also represented. The components include a short rulebook, a map, and cardboard counters.

Players:
2–5
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
12
Rapa Nui: Clan Wars

Rapa Nui: Clan Wars

boardgameexpansion

Players:
2–4
Time:
45 min
Min. Age:
10
Timeline: Chile

Timeline: Chile

boardgame

"Timeline: Chile" is a card game featuring 55 historical events. Players take turns placing cards in chronological order. The date is then revealed; incorrect placements mean the card is discarded and a new one is drawn. The first player to successfully play all their cards wins. If there's a tie, bonus rounds continue until a single winner remains.

Players:
2–8
Time:
15 min
Min. Age:
8
Mochileros

Mochileros

boardgame

Players:
2–4
Time:
40–80 min
Min. Age:
8
Giants

Giants

boardgame

Players:
3–5
Time:
90 min
Min. Age:
10
Kurrüf

Kurrüf

boardgame

Players:
2–5
Time:
35–60 min
Min. Age:
7
GeoTop

GeoTop

boardgame

GeoTop is an educational card game featuring 33 Chilean cities. It offers two ways to play: Fact comparison, where the highest value in a selected attribute wins cards, and set collection, where players aim to gather as many sets of four cards as possible.

Players:
3–6
Time:
10–20 min
Min. Age:
7
Naturalia

Naturalia

boardgame

Players:
2–5
Time:
20–40 min
Min. Age:
10
Nazi Hunter

Nazi Hunter

boardgame

Players:
1–2
Time:
20–30 min
Min. Age:
13
Monopolio Comercial: Conociendo Santiago

Monopolio Comercial: Conociendo Santiago

boardgame

Players:
2–6
Time:
120 min
Min. Age:
8
Truco

Truco

boardgame

Truco is a popular card game in South America and parts of Southern Europe, usually played by four players in partnerships. Players play three cards in tricks, score for card combinations, and can bet extra points with heavy bluffing.

Players:
2–6
Time:
15 min
Min. Age:
10
Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui

boardgame

Rapa Nui is based on a computer game by Ingo Althöfer, adapted into a board game by Reinhold Wittig. On an Easter Island board with 45 spaces, players move pieces, place dice holders, and roll dice. The last player able to make a legal move wins the game.

Players:
2–3
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
8
Nyakuza

Nyakuza

boardgame

Players:
2–4
Time:
40 min
Min. Age:
10
Die Osterinsel

Die Osterinsel

boardgame

A simple racing game featuring large plastic Moai heads. On your turn, move a figure and drop rocks into opponents' hollow heads based on your movement. Of the first two finishers, the player with the most rocks wins the game.

Players:
3–4
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
10