YinYoku

Find Balance, Embrace Harmony.

Description

YinYoku is a board game where a Japanese mother and her young child navigate the challenges of adapting to a new life in a European country. The mother, committed to installing traditional Japanese manners and discipline, struggles to keep the house clean while teaching her child to be more organized. The little one, however, enjoys leaving toys scattered everywhere, and it's up to the mother to pick them up fostering lessons in responsibility, respect, and the balance between cultural values and the realities of everyday life in a new home. Can the mother keep the house in order while teaching the importance of tidiness? 

Rules:

In our game each player has different rules:

1. Mother:

- When drawing a tile from the pile, place the tile next to you;

- You can move two tiles to pick up the tokens in your round.

2. Child:

-  When drawing a tile this player can put the tile in whatever place you want;

- You only can move one tile at a time

- Can steal the token from the mother if the player decides to go to the same tile as the other.

Credits:

Game Designer: Afonso Pinto Monteiro

Game Artists: Beatriz Azevedo & Beatriz Moreira

Game Planner: Henrique Borralho, Miguel Alves, Tiago Carvalho

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