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(More customer reviews)I thoroughly enjoy this game. Learning it takes 30 seconds, but the strategy and possibilities take forever to master. Its as complex as the players, 5 year olds could play, but 55 year olds can still find interesting.
Each piece is either 1, 2, or 3 points. The number is both the number of spaces it can move, and the number of pieces it can push (regardless of their point count). A two can move two spaces, and push two pieces. A one can move one space and push one piece. The goal is to push 7 points worth of the opposing players pieces off the board. Simple, right?
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When Goddess Amaterasu gifted the first emperor of Japan with the sanshu no jungi, or Imperial Regalia, she also passed along a piece of her wisdom in the form of a game called Oshi, or Push. Oshi taught the emperor and his court that influence was power, but to use caution because even the most powerful are vulnerable. From the makers of Tsuro comes the new and exciting game of Oshi: The Game of Influence, which immerses players in an elegant dance of power as they vie to push each other right off the board by strategically sliding their pieces forward, backward, and side-to-side.
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