Name: Playte Gem Seekers
Brand: Old Dawg
SKU: HRAboa31
Price: 459 CZK
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Board Game - everybody, suitable from 8 years, for 2 to 5 players, minimum game time 30 min

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Gem Seekers brings a breath of fresh air to the world of board games

If you used to enjoy Battleships but find it a bit too simple these days, Gem Seekers is the game for you. Instead of ships, you'll be discovering the colour and type of your opponent's hidden gems. This spatial deduction abstract game will truly test your imagination. The goal is clear – reveal the position, colour, and type of all your opponent's gems. But be careful – you only get one attempt to guess. And your opponent might already know the exact layout of your gems.

Key features of the Gem Seekers board game

A logic game where you search for gems in the Orapa Diamond Mine
Determine the position and type of gems by sending ultrasonic beams deep underground and analysing their return paths
Play two roles in the game: the taskmaster and the gem seeker
The taskmaster arranges the pieces on the mine game board
As the seeker, you must uncover the position and type of gems hidden by your opponent
Features four gem colours (red, blue, yellow, white) and a transparent beam
The emitted beam changes colour depending on the gems it encounters
The winner is the player who correctly identifies the positions and layout of all the gems
Game complexity (BGG) is 1.94 out of 5

Send out waves and find the gems

The principle of Gem Seekers is simple. Hide your gems. Send out a light wave and note where it came from and what colour it was, or ask for specific coordinates. Try to find all the crystals before your opponent finds yours. But the emitted wave reflects off the gems and takes on their colour, and the colours also combine. And when you add a transparent or black gem to the game, suddenly nothing makes sense anymore.