Mu Torere space

Mu Torere spaceThe game of MuTorere originated among the Maori tribes of New Zealand (though similar games are found elsewhere). No one knows how old the game really is, but when European colonists first recorded it in the 1850s, it had been around for generations. When the game was described by the famous game historian R. C. Bell in 1969, it found a new audience and became popular once again. It's a simple looking puzzle game for two, each player attempting to

the game becomes one of capture

each player having a deck of 72 cards

plus civilian influences and fateful events that affect the battle's outcome

All moves are orthogonal

One of the oldest and most popular games in the history of human civilization

a series of games is typical to determine a final winner (best three out of five

Made in USA for 2-6  players age 8+

and beyond

the game was played using small pieces of white coral and black lava on a large carved rock which doubled as both board and table

People have played games since the dawn of civilization

assign your available reinforcements

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