Chyť lva! (2008)
2 - 2 persone
15 - 15 min
4+
Nomi alternativi: Chyť lva!, Dōbutsu Shōgi, Dobutsu Shogi Pillow Cover Set, Fang den Löwen! Japanisches Tierschach, Kodomo no Shōgi, Let's Catch The Lion: Japanese Animal Chess, Let's Catch the Lion!, Pojedynek Robotów, Shimajiro no Kodomo Shōgi, Спіймай лева, どうぶつしょうぎ: Let's Catch the Lion!, 動物將棋, 동물장기, 사자를 잡아랏!
Artisti: Maiko Fujita, Silvia Romeral Andru00e9s, Maciej Szymanowicz
Editori: AURUM, Inc., Benesse, Egmont Polska, EiSystem, Gentosha Education, Ginbis, Japon Brand, LPSA, Magpie (Korean Co), MARUKAWA CONFECTIONERY CO., LTD., MINDOK, Nekomado, nestorgames, pieco design, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., Wanted Games
Riconoscimenti: 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize U-more Award Nominee, 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize U-more Award Winner, 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize Voters' Selection Nominee, 2021 Du011btsku00e1 hra roku Nominee, 2021 Du011btsku00e1 hra roku Winner
Al momento questo prodotto non è disponibile presso nessun venditore. Editori: AURUM, Inc., Benesse, Egmont Polska, EiSystem, Gentosha Education, Ginbis, Japon Brand, LPSA, Magpie (Korean Co), MARUKAWA CONFECTIONERY CO., LTD., MINDOK, Nekomado, nestorgames, pieco design, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., Wanted Games
Riconoscimenti: 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize U-more Award Nominee, 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize U-more Award Winner, 2009 Japan Boardgame Prize Voters' Selection Nominee, 2021 Du011btsku00e1 hra roku Nominee, 2021 Du011btsku00e1 hra roku Winner
Descrizione: どうぶつしょうぎ - Let's Catch the Lion! (a.k.a. Dōbutsu Shōgi, which means "animal shogi") is a simple version of Shogi. Both players have only four pieces – chick, giraffe, elephant and lion – and they're trying to either catch the opponent's lion or move their own lion to the other side. The board is just 3×4 squares, so the game is rather short, aimed mostly at getting children interested in Shogi – but even if you're an adult, the game is enjoyable. As for how to play:
The giraffe moves like a rook, but moves only one space.
The elephant moves like a bishop, but moves only one space. (Interestingly, in Xiangqi and Tamerlane Chess, the elephant moves precisely two spaces diagonally.)
The chick is directly analogous to the pawn/soldier of Shogi, and is promoted to a full-grown chicken, equivalent to the gold general in Shogi.
The lion is analogous to a king, except that he can win essentially by promoting, as long as it doesn't leave him in check.
Even on this 3×4 board, you are still able to drop in pieces that you captured from your opponent!
Unlike in Shogi, you can drop a chick for mate or have two chicks in a column.
The giraffe moves like a rook, but moves only one space.
The elephant moves like a bishop, but moves only one space. (Interestingly, in Xiangqi and Tamerlane Chess, the elephant moves precisely two spaces diagonally.)
The chick is directly analogous to the pawn/soldier of Shogi, and is promoted to a full-grown chicken, equivalent to the gold general in Shogi.
The lion is analogous to a king, except that he can win essentially by promoting, as long as it doesn't leave him in check.
Even on this 3×4 board, you are still able to drop in pieces that you captured from your opponent!
Unlike in Shogi, you can drop a chick for mate or have two chicks in a column.