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Maui

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Next Move Games
NMG60100ENFR
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Number of Players 2-4
Playtime 30 Min
Suggested Ages 8+
Designer(s) Frank Crittin, Grégoire Largey, Sébastien Pauchon
Publisher Next Move Games

Locals and tourists in Maui are heading to the beach for a chance to get a nice spot to lay their towels and enjoy the amazing view of the Hawaiian ocean. In Maui, you want to find and place beachgoers on your sand so that they make pleasing patterns, while also placing their towels close to the ocean or under the shade of trees or umbrellas to earn the most points. However, getting too close to either of these areas is risky and could ruin their plans!

In the game, you will have your own beach board with room for 13 towels, the board has seven rows in which towels can be placed, and during set-up, you randomly place eight umbrellas in designated locations on your board. Each player puts one random towel in the left most column of their board; each towel has three different patterns on it. Put six random tiles in the two rows of the market and one sand dollar in each row.

On a turn, either will take all the sand dollars from either row of the market or take a towel from the market; towels cost 0, 1, or 2 sand dollars, with those dollars being placed in the market row. When you place a towel, you must match at least one pattern with the towel that is rightmost on your beach board and you want to match as many patterns as possible. For every match you make, you advance that pattern's scoring marker 1-3 spaces on the score board; the closer to the ocean or the shade the more points you score, but if you place part of a towel outside the play area, you're penalized.

If you cover an umbrella, you get its bonus, whether that's advancing a pattern's scoring marker or receiving one of two types of pearls.

When someone puts a towel in the final column of their beach board, you complete the round, then see who's scored the most points from patterns, pearls, and leftover sand dollars, which are each worth a point. Instead of playing with umbrellas, you can also flip your beach board to find a septet of sand crabs. Whenever you cover a crab with a towel, the crab will crawl onto that portion of the towel, costing you both that pattern and a few points.

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