Gorinto

A Gorinto represents a Japanese pagoda of five elements: earth (cube), water (sphere), fire (pyramid), air (crescent), and void (lotus). It was often used to house the relic of a Buddha or saint, symbolizing the realm of perfect understanding. In this engaging board game, players take turns picking element tiles from the Path and placing them on the Mountain game - board. Each element forms a unique collection pattern. The elements gathered each turn help you collect more elements as the turns and rounds progress. It offers a peaceful and satisfying strategic experience with different goals in each game. It includes a 'Kitsune' solo mode. With simple rules, it generates rich gameplay. The tactile components are gorgeous, and there are many different starting landscapes. V1

How to use: In the Gorinto board game, each player takes turns. First, look at the Path (the perimeter) and choose an element tile. Then, place it on the Mountain (the game board). Keep an eye on how each element collects in its unique pattern, as this will help you collect more elements as the game goes on. The different goals in each game will guide your strategy. If you're playing the 'Kitsune' solo mode, follow the specific rules for that mode. Note: Make sure to handle the gorgeous tactile components gently to avoid any damage. When setting up the game, choose one of the many different starting landscapes according to your preference. Maintenance: Keep the game in a dry and clean place. If the components get dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them. Don't expose the game to extreme temperatures or moisture, as this could affect the quality of the components.