Mind Space

Mind Space is an engaging dice game where 1 to 5 players aged 11 and above strive for serenity. In this game, you add emotions, represented by polyomino shapes, to your Brain Board. Each round, five out of seventeen emotion cards are available, and five rolled dice decide the colors for adding these shapes. After 12 rounds, score points by completing brain sections, achieving public goal cards, and meeting color - related criteria. But beware! The section of the Brain Board with the most unfilled squares will lead to a 1 - point deduction per unfilled square. Designed by Nao Shimamura and published by Allplay, it features mechanics like Dice Rolling, Line Drawing, Pattern Building, and Simultaneous Action Selection. It only takes about 30 minutes to play.

How to play Mind Space: First, gather 1 to 5 players aged 11 or older. Each round, pick five emotion cards from the seventeen available. Roll five dice to find out which colors you can use to add the polyomino - shaped emotions to your Brain Board. Keep doing this for 12 rounds. At the end of the 12 rounds, calculate your score by completing brain sections, reaching public goal cards, and fulfilling color organizational criteria. Watch out for the section with the most empty squares on your Brain Board, as you'll lose 1 point for each unfilled square there. Remember, the game takes around 30 minutes, so plan your time well. As for maintenance, just keep the cards and dice in a dry place to avoid damage. And have fun playing!