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Jarmo - Ludos Asia Collection

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$9.29 $14.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Mongolia 🇲🇳

⏳ 15 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 2 🧒 6+

Jarmo is a war game with roots tracing back to the Turkic peoples (Tatars) of the 8th century Mongol Empire. In the game, two players assume the roles of opposing armies, whose archers are trying to infiltrate the enemy camp.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

James L. ★★★★★

We've been playing this as a two-player game after dinner, and the Turkic war origins really come through in the mechanics—it feels more strategic than your average 15-minute filler. The 6+ age rating is spot on since my nephew picked it up fast, but it still keeps us adults engaged for a full sessi

Thomas F. ★★★★★

The two-player dynamic in this game creates such tense, strategic standoffs—each match feels like a genuine historical skirmish. I love that it’s simple enough for my 8-year-old to grasp but still challenges me with every move.

Hazel ★★★★☆

I usually play games with bigger groups, so the two-player focus took some getting used to, but the Turkic origins make the tactics feel genuinely different. The 15-minute rounds keep it from dragging, and once you get the hang of the asymmetrical setup, it's a nice quick mental challenge.