【New】Unopened, shrink-wrapped AZUL Azul Board Game Japanese Azulejo is a beautiful decorative tile (originally, white and blue ceramic tiles) brought by the Moors. King Manuel I of Portugal was fascinated by the shocking beauty of these Moorish decorative tiles when he visited the Alhambra Palace in southern Spain. The king, struck by the beautiful interior of the Alhambra, immediately ordered the walls of his own palace in Portugal to be decorated with similar tiles. "Azul" is a game in which players become tile artists and decorate the walls of the Palace of Evora with colorful tiles. In this game, players take all the tiles of the same color on any of the workshop display boards in the center of the table and place them on any one row of their player board's pattern lines. This is repeated in turn until there are no more tiles in the center of the table. Next, one tile from any one row on your pattern line is placed in the designated location on the right-hand wall. Points are scored based on the placement results. If the game end condition is not met, the tiles are replenished on the factory display board and the next round is played. In this way, the game ends when someone has placed five tiles in a row on their wall. Finally, bonus points are added depending on the results of the tiles placed on the wall, and the player with the most points is praised as the best tile artist. Players: 2-4 Playing time: 30-45 minutes Age: 8 years and up Game design: Michael Kiesling [Set Contents] 100 tiles, 4 player boards, 9 workshop display boards, 4 score markers, 1 first player marker, 1 cloth bag, etc.