Schmidt Spiele Atua (German)

In ATUA, one to six players from eight years become true island creators. At the beginning, each person receives a village map that they put uncovered in front of them. This forms the starting point around which your own island landscape is created within nine rounds. Four open-strung island maps and three concealed drawing stacks form the building material. Each map is provided with certain symbols and characteristics that, in combination with each other, can form different sources of harmony and affect the value of an island. If you are on the train, choose one of the visible cards from the series and place them on your own island cards as desired, so that individual symbols are covered. Distances must be wisely estimated and the different signs must be collected by skillfully stacking each other to make the growing island ever more harmonious. As the game progresses, there are three intermediate ratings, whereby players can choose which harmony sources they convert into points and when. Here timing is crucial, because each source can only be evaluated once. The person who always keeps an eye on fishermen, birds and volcanoes, maintains the balance between islanders and natural resources and achieves the most harmony points decides the game for himself.