Menara

"You have unearthed the spectacular fragments of an ancient monolithic structure. This tower would have been a thing of divine beauty several thousand years ago, but how was it once constructed? How do these floor structures and pillars intersect? What are the unusual runes for? Who was it that once roamed this ancient temple? Working in tandem with your colleagues will be necessary in order to rebuild this mysterious structure.

Menara is a cooperative dexterity game. In this game you will be placing pillars out onto the uniquely shaped tiles on areas marked with the same colour as your pillar. After placing the last pillar on a tile will trigger the construction of a new 'floor' of the temple and will have you adding a tile to the structure; either building higher or expanding the base floor. The pillars you have access to are limited (based on player count) and the way in which you place them are dictated by the construction plan cards. The construction plan cards come in blue, yellow and red. The blue ones are easy, yellow ones are medium difficulty and the red ones are hard. It is your choice which deck to draw from, but keep in mind that you will need to complete all of them in order to succeed!

In order to win the game, you need to build the temple up to a certain height (based on difficulty chosen). The game only comes to an end however when you fulfil all the construction plans, you can not replenish your pillars or all the temple floors have been constructed. This means that good communication and forward planning is required to reconstruct this ancient temple.

Contents include:
- 76 columns/pillars. 30 yellow, 12 black, 20 red, 8 white, 6 blue.
- 1 cloth bag.
- 1 camp (pillar holder).
- 35 Construction plan cards. 9 blue (easy), 12 yellow (medium), 14 red (hard).
- 5 level cards.
- 18 temple floors.
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