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Pueblo

Authors: Michael Kiesling, Wolfgang Kramer

Illustrators: SillyJellie

Pueblo - the ultimate building challenge! Work with the other players to create a mighty home for the Chieftain, stone by stone. You are a craftsman, but you cannot let the Chieftain see your trademark stones, or you will be penalized. The longer you play, the more difficult this task becomes! Take on your opponents and become the Chieftain's Master Builder.

Game Details:

Duration: 60 Min | Players: 2-4 | Recommended Age: 10+

Resources:

Pueblo_Rulebook_DE.pdf Pueblo_Rulebook_EN.pdf

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Pueblo
Designed by the renown duo Kramer & Kiesling, Pueblo is an abstract strategy game where players have to build a pueblo placing their own 3D blocks. The chieftain will fine whoever does not follows its rules, dealing penalty points everytime it sees someone's 3D blocks. Strategically place your pieces to hide them from the chieftain's eyes and score the least points to win the game! The new edition of this board game classic features gorgeous illustrations by SillyJellie and completely renewed pieces and materials, including eco-friendly cardboard made of bagasse paper and wooden pieces.
Pueblo

44.95 USD

Pueblo Cloth Bags
Pueblo Cloth Bags

4.95 USD

Pueblo Wooden Kit
Pueblo Wooden Kit

4.95 USD

Pueblo Turntable
Pueblo Turntable

18.95 USD









Eco-friendly Production As human beings and as a company, and within our limits and possibilities, we would like to make a contribution in making our beautiful hobby as eco-sustainable as possible. For this reason, in Pueblo, we have decided to use materials that conform to our principles: - The building blocks, the player pieces, the chieftain and the feather token are made of wood, instead of plastic. - The box, the tray and the punchboard, that includes the gameboard, the chieftain tile, the order of play pots and the garden tiles, are made of bagasse paper. - Ink that will be used for the game production (add-ons and wood pieces included) is eco-friendly. - Bags are made of eco-friendly material. What is bagasse? Bagasse is a fibrous material left behind in the sugarcane harvesting process, when liquid components are extracted from the plant. In the industry, it is main used as fuel or turned into pulp in order to make sustainable paper and board.