Tanuki Games

Lunar

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$12.6 $20 In stock

Category: Board Games

Lunar is a quick-playing, trick-taking game for two or four players in which players combine the phases of the moon and nocturnal animals to form cards played into tricks, which are combined to determine their value within each trick.

Each round consists of twelve tricks played, and at the end of each round, a score is awarded based on the number of tricks and cards acquired. Once one player (or team) reaches 30 points, the game ends, and the side with the most points wins!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Lucy H. ★★★★★

I was surprised how fast it plays—rounds are under 15 minutes, which is perfect for quick game nights. The combination of moon phases and nocturnal animals on the cards adds a clever twist to standard trick-taking.

Henry ★★★★★

The moon phases and animal combos make each trick a little puzzle, which is way more engaging than your standard card game. I've already played three rounds in a row with my partner and we're still finding new strategies.

Carter ★★★★☆

The moon phase mechanic adds a nice strategic layer, though the two-player mode felt a bit less balanced than with four. Still, it's a solid quick game for a lunch break.