MOJI details
- Designer: Vitali Minin
- Artists: Vitali Minin
- Publishers: Crazzybox Inc
- Release Date: 0
- Player count : 2 - 4
- Age range : 6+
- Time range : 10 - 30 minutes
- Mechanism(s): Command Cards, Grid Movement, Hand Management, Line Drawing, Matching, Memory, Moving Multiple Units, Pattern Building, Relative Movement, Tile Placement
- BGG Geek Rating: 6.73333 - converted to Meeple Mountain scale: 3.5.
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Super Fun, Hyper casual tile placing family board game for 2-4 players.
Play cards using Computer Keyboard Shortcuts to line your MOJIs up.
The first player to have their 4 Moji tiles in a line (including diagonals) WINS!
Players alternately take turns in clockwise order until someone wins.
On your turn, play as many cards as you want, resolving their effects and discarding them in a discard pile beside the deck.
If you don`t have anything smart to do, you can discard your entire hand instead, but in order to do so, you must yell:"I have no internet!”
CARD EFFECTS:
ENTER - Place a Moji tile on any empty square on the board.
DEL - Remove a Moji tile from the board.
SHIFT - Swap places of 2 adjacent Moji tiles (not diagonally).
TAB - Push a Moji one square in any direction (not diagonally).This can push other Moji tiles along that line, but cannot push Moji tiles off the board.
ESC - Unlock a Moji tile, flipping it back to the unlocked side.
NUMBER - Use math with the played numbers to reach a result number. You can combine them into double digits, add, subtract, multiply and divide. Then, place a Moji tile on the square of the result number, if it is empty. Additionally, if the sum of the numbers is over 15, you can Dispose of these cards, draw back to 6 and make another turn.
CTRL+C - Copy the last effect performed by the previous player.
CTRL+Z - Undo the last effect performed by the previous player.
CTRL+S - Lock a Moji tile, flipping it to the locked side. Locked Moji tiles cannot be moved or deleted.
3 cards of the same color (not white) - Resolve any of the card effects listed here (except the number effect). Call it a JOKER!
The Game contains 50 Cards, 16 MOJI tiles with Box and Instructions. A simple card game for kids, parents, friends and adults.
—description from the designer
If a picture is worth 1000 words, then how many words is an emoji? Check out Brody's video review of MOJI from Crazzybox.
