How many players is Eschnapur?

Eschnapur plays with 3–5 players, ages 10 and up.

How long does Eschnapur take to play?

A game of Eschnapur takes 60 min, at medium-light complexity (2.4/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is Eschnapur any good?

Eschnapur rates 5.7/10 from 212 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a exploration game built around auction/bidding, trading.

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Eschnapur (2000)

3–5 players · 60 min · age 10+ · ★ 5.7 on BGG

Players: 3–5
Play time: 60 min
Age: 10+
Complexity: Medium-light
BGG rating: 5.7/10

Best for 3–5 players aged 10+ who like exploration games — medium-light complexity, plays in 60 min.

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About Eschnapur

Eschnapur is a game where players explore an Indian temple and try to discover the secret treasures hidden within. The game is a mixture of a variety of mechanisms; discovery chips, movement tiles, supply tiles and symbol cards. The game board shows a top-down view of the temple, showing a path through the temple off which are many niches holding the treasures. The pathway has stepping stones marked with a variety of symbols, one in front of each.

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Exploration

Mechanics: Auction/Bidding, Trading · Designer: Reinhard Staupe

Players: 3P · 4P · 5P

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Eschnapur FAQ

How many players is Eschnapur?: Eschnapur plays with 3–5 players, ages 10 and up.
How long does Eschnapur take to play?: A game of Eschnapur takes 60 min, at medium-light complexity (2.4/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Eschnapur any good?: Eschnapur rates 5.7/10 from 212 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a exploration game built around auction/bidding, trading.