Pueblo

Stack blocks into a shared pueblo while hiding your color from a circling Chieftain whose gaze scores penalties.

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Designers: Michael Kiesling, Wolfgang Kramer
Publishers: Mojito Studios, Ravensburger
Editions by: Maldito Games, Popcorn Games, Game Harbor, uplay.it edizioni, Playte, JELLY JELLY GAMES

A three-dimensional building game where you stack blocks into a growing Native American pueblo, but here scoring is reversed: points are bad. A Chieftain circles the structure, and any of your colored blocks he can see straight across earns you penalty points, so the trick is hiding your own color while forcing rivals' into view.

Points are penalties; fewest winsHide your color, expose rivals'The Chieftain's line of sight scores you

Who it's for

Players who enjoy tactile spatial games and the sneaky puzzle of concealment and sightlines.

Not for you if…

You want theme-rich narrative or dislike abstract spatial thinking; the reversed scoring and 3D sightline-reading can frustrate players who prefer clearer goals.

Vibe's take

A tactile, three-dimensional hide-and-seek where every block placement is a battle over the Chieftain's sightlines.