GamesDealer / Tower (Fun Games)

What's in the box 54 bars Game rules This board game, which has a second name - Jenga, has been "entertaining" people for a long time. Its popularity is quite wide, which can be easily and simply explained: The almost complete absence of rules Fascinating gameplay The resulting fun Here you have to use all your dexterity and composure, as well as not allow inner emotions (unrestrained laughter, thirst for victory, "joking" opponents, etc. .p.) cause a gust of nerves, due to which you can fly out. Let's plunge into history The first version of the Tower (Jenga) game appeared back in the distant 70th year, when Leslie Scott decided to put children's dice in one high tower. She realized that if you gather your friends and lay out one block at a time, then you can bring an element of excitement into this activity. Since those times, the rules have remained the same - 1 move, 1 cube, who destroyed the tower, and he lost. According to available data, to date, about 50 million copies have already been sold, and the total number of cubes (blocks, bricks, elements) reaches 3 billion pieces. Building on a large scale As we said, the game takes place in turn-based mode. First, the tower itself is built, taking into account that each row runs perpendicular to the neighboring ones. On his turn, the player takes one of the cubes (which, by the way, are made of natural oak, therefore, they will last several decades) from the base and installs it on the very top. Thus, there are two moments in the game that can make a loser out of a participant - when the lower block is pulled out and during installation on the upper part. The slightest awkward movement and a trembling hand can lead to disaster.