Czech Games Edition

Tzolk'in: The Mayan Calendar

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$38.99 $59.99 In stock

Category: BOARD GAMES

During a turn, players must either place one or more workers onto available spots on the gears, or instead, pick up one or more workers. Placing workers costs corn, which is used as a currency in the game and is also needed for feeding. Picking up a worker allows a player to perform an action depending on the position of the worker. Leaving a worker on a gear as it rotates moves it to a more powerful action.

The game ends after one full revolution of the central Tzolk'in gear. Construct many bulidings, or please the gods by placing crystal skulls in deep caves. These are just two of the many paths to victory!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert N. ★★★★★

I honestly didn't expect the corn-as-currency mechanic to create so much tension — every placement on the gears feels like a real decision because you're paying for it. My first game ran long since we all kept second-guessing when to pull our workers off, but that's exactly what kept everyone leanin

Chloe ★★★★★

Spinning those interlocking gears to line up my workers never gets old, and the corn-for-placement cost makes every turn feel like a real decision. First playthrough took us almost three hours with the rules, but by the second game it clicked and we were hooked.

Claire N. ★★★★★

The gear mechanism is the whole game and it works beautifully — you place workers knowing they'll rotate later, so every turn feels like a bet on future planning. Corn as currency for placing workers forces genuinely tough decisions early on. First playthrough took us about two hours and nobody want