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Each player is the director of an expedition intent on exploring Tikal in search of the secret paths that lead to the temples and precious treasures that have remained hidden for over 1000 years. A player receives points during four scoring rounds for each recovered treasure and for each temple that he controls. Both temples and treasures can change hands. The expedition that earns the most points exploring Tikal wins the game. "Germany’s Game of the Year"
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Western style, with 152 beautifully engraved and color-filled tiles (ten spares), four racks, associated dice, pieces and instructions. A first-class, deluxe set that comes in a metal, leatherette-covered, hard case with two keyed locks and carrying handle.
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Ancient Chinese board game - played with stone. Go originated in China more than 4,000 years ago and was perfected by the Japanese. Everyone from the working classes to royalty played Go, making it a popular national pastime. The object is to gain control by capturing enemy stones or movers.
Go is the only board game left at which computers can't beat humans.
If you like the classics, pay attention to Go - it hasn't gone out of style in 3,000 years.
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