Land 6 Board Game
Land 6 is a solitaire board game where dice are not just rolled. You use dice to represent your armies in different regions around Land 6. Each of 4 regions allows you to perform special action by decreasing value of your die. These actions are for example deploy a new army, move an army, and attack the Lord of the Cubes. Your goal is to place one of your armies with a value of at least 3 in the home region of the Lord of the Cubes.
Original board game design: Santiago Eximeno (http://www.eximeno.com)Game art: Ryan Schenk
- game tiles (http://ryanschenk.com/), Scott Siedschlag
- game logo, Game icons by Lorc (http://game-icons.net/), Material design icons (https://www.google.com/design/icons/)Music: "Crusade" Kevin MacLeod (changes: cropped) (http://incompetech.com/) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
App is created with permission from original game designer and graphic artist.
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Category : Board
Reviews (22)
This game has a great idea and excellent gameplay so that it is easy to understand. One thing I think you should adjust is that the dice in red city must have the value of 4 or above to win.
Great little strategy game. Thank you to designer and developers
Love this game. Simple yet gives a good solid challenge.
ok game, quite ugly though.
I like the unique idea. But once you figure out the winning strategy, there isn't much variation
Its hard to find a good solitair, this is one, with depth and variety while being fast and simple. I would introduce a very easy setting where forests dont decrease unless a 1 is rolled (its still hard)
Fun idea, but sea tiles are too powerful, you can basically guarantee winning with two seas and a forest.
This game is wonderful. It's simple on the surface yet deeply complex one you start paying. I love the mechanics that drive the game, and despite never winning, I keep coming back for more.
I hate this game,as game rules are not proper,this is the first game i felt worse of why i downloaded this game,though new not interesting u make game rules clear and easy,so that others may not feel difficult in understanding game...i am uinstalling now,good bye...
A very fun solitaire board game. Try it out and you won't be disappointed!
Fun , good one to play while listening to the news or podcast. Nice solitaire game
Takes a few tries to learn but it's actually really cool
Enjoyable, but I can't figure out how scoring works, or for that matter find an explanation of how it works anywhere.
Surprisingly awesome, shockingly inventive
Love it
I play a lot boardgames but I can not grasp what this game wants for me to do. The tutorial is really boring and not good at all. It is like it gives you advice and not teaching you the game. The fact that is language independent adds to the confusion. I have to remember by memory what I can do to each and every tile. If this was a board game I could at least have the rule book by my side. So make the tutorial better. Put better symbols on the tiles. Make a help pop up window.
I've been playing this game for a while and I'm still confused about what is going on. I feel like an idiot. I love playing board games on my phone and I'm sure it's a great game. If only the tutorial helped me enjoy it... Many board games make the same mistake of skipping tutorials on mobile.
Board game/dice game. This company seems to only make great games. At this point I will download anything they create
I don't understand it yet, but I keep it around and I'm starting to grasp it. Its interesting.
The UI could definitely improved. Even though there was a tutorial, I couldn't understand why some of the buttons were grayed out at first. Also, the way to win should have been made at the start. Rather than explaining how the various squares work, explain that the goal is to get a dice all the way to the other side of the board. Explaining the various ways you can lose would be good as well. Still, after figuring out how to play, the game is pretty fun.
Really fun and challenging one player game!
Quite brilliant and hefty for a design with such minimal components. I do hope to get a chance to ask Santiago Eximeno one time how he was able able to develop a game like this, as I'm always on the lookout for innovative gameplay. I did feel the tension throughout the game and the step by step push towards victory versus the constant looming danger of defeat.