Ingenious Board Game

How To Play Ingenious

Ingenious Game Rules (PDF Instructions)


Players
1 - 4
Players
Ages
10+
Ages
Play Time
45 MIN
Play Time
Cost
$30
Price
HOW TO PLAY
Ingenious is a new game based on abstract placement of game tokens. Players are supposed to place colored tiles on a 6-sided board in order to score points, block other opponent's tile placement, and to try to protect themselves from having other players block their pieces.

Test your strategy skills and see if you can beat your opponent before they beat you. Ingenious is an example of other German-style abstract games and can be a lot of fun to play. Give Ingenious a try today!
WHAT'S INCLUDED
This game should come with the following components. These are based off of the original game and don't include components from any expansion packs or different editions. Depeding how when your game was released, it might contain slightly different items than those listed below.

  • Inside The Box You'll Find 120 Tiles
  • 1 Bag
  • The Game Board
  • Four Score Boards
  • Four Racks
  • 24 Color Pegs And The Ingenious Game Rules And Instructions
HOW TO WIN
How to Win
The player with the best score wins which is determined by the color in the player's score.
How to Win
OFFICIAL PDF GAME RULES
Please keep in mind that the official Ingenious PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the game version you have. These instructions are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play. Download them to view now or print them for later use. No need to worry if you've lost your copy or if you need a quick refresher course.


COMMENTS / QUESTIONS
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Human Question:
Which game starts with the same letter as Mancala: Chess, Uno, Monopoly, Battleship or Rummycube





Helen Carlisle says:
10-31-2023

When you first go, does your oounter have to match the colour of the existing hexagon next to which it's to be placed, that is the ones printed on the board?
Al says:
12-30-2019

Quote Sarah's questions. Same doubts. Let us know! Thanks
Sarah says:
10-19-2019

Same question as Steve. Is it permissible to lay a tile where neither colour of the tile laid matches the colour on an adjacent tile. Also, after the first turn, can you place a lone piece not connected to any other time as long as it fits on a connected empty space?
Steve says:
01-11-2019

Is it permissible to lay a tile where neither colour of the tile laid matches the colour on an adjacent tile
Greg says:
05-14-2018

What happens when you play all six tiles during a play and still have a bonus play left? Do you draw six tiles or does the turn pass to the next player?
Zang says:
12-16-2016

I have a tile that has a recycling sign on it, what does that tile represent?
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