FoxMind Games: Kulami, Simple Zen Abstract Strategy Game, Wooden Tiles and Marbles, 2 Player Game, for Ages 10 and up

This game is easy to learn and very absorbing to play. Each game takes 15-20 minutes and it changes a little every time you play it.We can't stop playing it.I highly recommend this game

One of our favorite visual games. Fantastic for people who are site oriented when it comes to games.

Challenging geometric game that is easy to learn, but difficult to master.Nice wood panels in clear lacquer finish finish.The marbles are distinct and have a solid, quality feel.Game instructions are clear and comes with variations.As part of the rules, you need to know where the last marble was played. There is a little cardboard marker to put on the marbles for this purpose, but I wish each marble had a marking on it that you could turn up or down.

The rules are straightforward, so once you've played a handful of times you've got that down. The board can be rearranged nearly infinitely, as long as you don't exceed max length x width. But the strategy takes time and, with the ever-changing board layout, your best laid plans for controlling the opponents moves can be undone. We've had a lot of fun with it the last several months and will continue to enjoy it since it is not readily mastered.

Great strategy game, very simple rules. Must think 2-3 moves a head.The only thing missing is something to keep track of where you placed your marble on the last turn. We made a red ring and a black ring out of craft paper to put around the marble to keep track of the last move.The board and marbles are well crafted.

This is a great game. The pieces are nice and the box is sturdy. I love that although the gameplay is the same each time, a slight change in the board gives each game a different feel. I find that I haven't yet mastered it after a few games and my young boys are still able to beat me.

The insert inside is shattered making it useless, the outside box is undamaged and was shrink wrapped. Which means it came out of production this way.

Kulami is a great game with many challenges. It is easy to learn even for this 67 year old grandmother. Great for kids who don't like games that don't challenge them, and for people who want to stimulate their minds in order to keep their memory sharp. I played Kulami with my fifteen year old grandson who really liked the game due to needing to figure out moves for himself, and how to challenge me. It was great fun, entertaining, and a keeper for game night.