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itten Fabric Series 04 Viking Seesaw Balance Game – Strategy Board Game (2–4 Players)

itten Fabric Series 04 Viking Seesaw Balance Game – Strategy Board Game (2–4 Players)

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Viking Seesaw is a clever balance and strategy board game designed by world-renowned game designer Dr. Reiner Knizia.

Players take turns loading cargo onto a ship while trying to prevent it from tipping over.
Each cargo piece differs in shape, material, and weight, making every decision a mix of estimation, risk-taking, and tactical thinking.

As the ship tilts back and forth, penalties occur when balance is lost.
Can you be the first to successfully load all your cargo before penalties pile up?

With components made from brass, aluminum, iron, glass, acrylic, and wood, this game offers a unique tactile experience and adds depth to the classic seesaw balance concept.


Gameplay Overview

  • Players alternately place their cargo onto the ship

  • Cargo must always be placed on the higher (tilted) side

  • If the ship tips, the active player must take a penalty chest

  • The game ends when a player places all cargo or penalty chests run out


Key Features

  • Original design by Dr. Reiner Knizia

  • Balance-based strategy and risk management gameplay

  • Cargo pieces with different materials and weights

  • Fast-paced and replayable family game

  • Unique tactile components


Contents

  • Rulebook

  • Ship

  • Flag

  • Chests

  • Cargo pieces (gold, silver, iron ball, glass marble, jewel, Viking)

  • Storage area


Game Information

  • Players: 2–4

  • Play Time: approx. 10 minutes or more

  • Recommended Age: 8 years and up

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