Bison

In Bison every player is representing a native American Indian tribe. The aim is to settle in an area rich of bison, fish and turkeys. The tribe need bison as food and clothes (leather). They need fish for food and the turkeys and their feathers for rituals and adornment. The players catch bison, fish and turkeys and keep the score as markers on their own overview board. The animal markers are used to survive, to explore new land and to buy canoes and tents at the market. The player who has the most animals wins the game. The goal of the game is clear, the bison cannot cross the river. The first player chooses and action and takes it. Then the next player acts so on around the table. This constant circling lets each player respond to each other player very quickly so that the first player can’t put together a series of killer moves that leaves everyone else starving without any bison.  An Indian can move in all directions, but only one field. Only the bison can attack. 

Key Features of the Bison Game

• It is a tactical game for the whole family
• It is a game for 2-4 players
• It is suitable for children from 7 years of age
• The game develops logical thinking

And Who Wins?

The round ends when one bison gets to the other bank or when the Indian catches all the bison or when the bison is stopped by the dogs. After the end of the round, the players will change their roles. The player who won both in a round with dogs and a bison wins.

Package contents:
Playing board
11 buffaloes
1 Indian
4 dogs
Rules of the game