Tuki

This game is fun, easy to learn, and surprisingly strategic for its simplicity. It's great fun to play with the kids!

I demo-ed this at a convention but didn't buy it until a year later on Amazon. I should have bought it right away. This is a super fun game for all ages and skill levels. It is also easy to come up with your own rule modifications to fit your style, for instance making it a little easier for smaller kids or making the game last longer for adults on game night. The pieces are well made and easy to handle. The cards are sturdy and hold up to lots of shuffling. The card holder makes it easy to see what you're doing. Overall, it is a well made game that you can play over and over again with anyone and it doesn't get old.

Very fun game. Only drawback is it’s only for four players (with one of the players being the referee for the other three builders) but usually the game lasts only one hour so not a real big deal. Easy to learn the rules and start playing quickly. I’m surprised they haven’t come out with an expansion that would allow more players to play the game together.

We love playing this game! It’s easy to have conversation and play with others, while still being challenging and fun.

Awesome family night game. The whole fam got involved and loved it. Bought more for gifts

This has to be one of my favorite games to play with other people, including my kids. It's such a simple concept, yet really enjoyable and replayable. I like it much more than those more complicated games with a million little pieces.

My husband discovered this game at Gencon and bought it to play with our kids. This is a great game to play as a family! Our kids ages 6-12 love it! We like it so much that we bought a 2nd one so we can have more players at a time.

Got my ‘likes nothing’ teen to happily engage with all of us in this building game. It can be significantly more challenging then you first think but it’s a winner in my house. Facilitated conversations about ‘how’ and ‘why’ we think and see things the way we do. I’ve read some issues on cultural appropriation with the game as the challenges are based Inuit culture (but it doesn’t appear, at least, that indigenous peoples were involved in the game’s design (the reason for my 4 instead of 5 star rating)- I don’t love this but I did enjoy the research my older kids did into the culture and traditions as a result of being introduced to the game. Overall, if you’re looking for something tactic, speedy, and challenging, this one could be a win for you.