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40 Bridges

40 Bridges

(Web published) · 2020
2–41.5/5 complexity7.5 BGG4KidsCouplesStrategy
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How do you play 40 Bridges?

40 Bridges is an abstract strategy game played on a grid of squares and octagons. Players try to win by either being the first one to move a piece into the opposing corner square, or by capturing all of the opponent's pieces.

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40 Bridges box art
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40 Bridges is an abstract strategy game played on a grid of squares and octagons. Players try to win by either being the first one to move a piece into the opposing corner square, or by capturing all of the opponent's pieces.

A piece may move to an adjacent space of the same type it started on (square or octagon) or jump over any adjacent friendly piece. Capture occurs by surrounding an enemy piece on three separate sides.

🔬 game anatomy
Complexity1.5 / 5
BGG rating7.5 / 10
Vibe
KidsCouplesStrategy
Language dependence
No in-game text needed
🌐 plays without English
Players
2–4

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Q3How do you play 40 Bridges?
40 Bridges is a abstract strategy game, for 2–4 players, featuring grid movement. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about 40 Bridges — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does 40 Bridges support?
40 Bridges is played by 2–4 players.
Q5How complex is 40 Bridges?
40 Bridges has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 1.5 out of 5.
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