Tanuki Games

Pebbles

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$24.82 $34 In stock

Category: Board Games

Control the ice, collect pebbles, and find love in this chilly area-control game of the heart for 2-4 players.

Play cards to both win hands and strategically outmaneuver your rivals on the frozen tundra board. Will your clever play win you the pebbles and love needed for victory, or will you be pushed aside by a more worthy penguin?

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

I’ve never seen a card game blend hand-winning and area control so smoothly—the way you play cards to win hands while also plotting how to box out rivals on the frozen tundra is really clever. The icy theme actually feels meaningful to the strategy, and the pebble-collecting adds a nice tactile goal

Elizabeth W. ★★★★★

The area-control twist on top of the hand-winning mechanics is what sold me—every card play feels like a move on the tundra, not just a trick. Got it to the table with three friends and the two-player mode is just as tense, which is rare for a game this size. The icy theme actually shows through in

Emily ★★★★★

The cardplay is clever, but what really sold me is how the area control on the tundra map forces you to think two moves ahead. I've played three rounds with different groups, and the balance between collecting pebbles and scoring hands keeps everyone engaged.

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