Nunami
Players: 2-4
Time: 30 - 60 min
Interaction: Competitive
Audience: Casual
2 of 4 Credits
Nunami is self-described as the first Inuit designed game, and one that explores the theme of balance between humans and the natural world. Players place triangular pieces within a series of hexagonal boards trying to control each one. Depending on how they play their pieces a player may be able to flip an opponent's piece to their own.
Designers: Thomassie Mangiok
Tags: Biology-Ecology, Area Control, Pattern Building, Tile Placement, Abstract, Outdoor Friendly, North America, Animals, Grid
Time: 30 - 60 min
Interaction: Competitive
Audience: Casual
2 of 4 Credits
Nunami is self-described as the first Inuit designed game, and one that explores the theme of balance between humans and the natural world. Players place triangular pieces within a series of hexagonal boards trying to control each one. Depending on how they play their pieces a player may be able to flip an opponent's piece to their own.
Designers: Thomassie Mangiok
Tags: Biology-Ecology, Area Control, Pattern Building, Tile Placement, Abstract, Outdoor Friendly, North America, Animals, Grid
