Kluster: Review
Information:
Mechanics: Magnets, Elimination
Player Age: 14+ Player Count: 1 - 4 PlayersTime to Play: 10- 20 Minutes
Game Designer: Paula Henning, Robert HenningPublisher: Bordeline EditionYear Published: 2018BGG Weight: 1.00Disclaimer: A review copy for the game was provided by the publisher.
Player Age: 14+
Game Designer: Paula Henning, Robert Henning
Objective:
Your objective is easy, play all your magnets and have none left in your hand. To do this though you will be playing magnets on a minefield where at any moment the magnets could connect so that you have to pick them up to be placed again.
How to Play:
The game is first set up by the magnetic stones being equally distributed to all players. The orange cord will then be used to create a play area. This is the only location where the magnets can be placed within.
Final Thoughts:
Pros:
- Easy to learn.
- Appropriate for any age.
- Not enough games use magnets.
Cons:
- It can be insanely frustrating when the magnets keep connecting and your hand is never ending.
Kluster is reminiscent to a game from my childhood. It has taken me years to find a game that is so similar to that one and Kluster is just the magnet game I've been looking for. This is the perfect family or filler weight game as it is easy to play but will have players engaged the whole time. Players are either laughing at the opposition missteps or trying to place an impossible magnet and mainly failing. This will be starting in my collection for many more plays.
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