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Drunter und Drüber

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Drunter und Druber, German for under and over or figuratively haywire, is a multiplayer board game invented by Klaus Teuber, the designer later known for Catan, and first published in Germany in 1991 by Hans im Gluck. Two to four players aged nine and up compete in sessions of thirty to forty-five minutes, and a second edition illustrated by Franz Vohwinkel followed in 1994, keeping the same basic area-focused competitive structure while refining its presentation and components.

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Origin Year
1991 1
Playing Time Band
30 to 90 Minutes 1
Playing Time
45 2
Age Suitability
Family 1
Designer
Klaus Teuber 2
Publisher
Hans im Glück 2
Publisher
Mayfair Games 2
Game Category
American West 2
Game Category
Bluffing 2
Game Category
City Building 2
Game Mechanic
Tile Placement 2
Game Mechanic
Voting 2
Minimum Players
2 2
Maximum Players
4 2
Classification
Player Count
Two-Player 1
Player Count
Small Group (3-6 Players) 1
Sport
Game Type (category)
Board Game 1
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1. Drunter und Druber (Wikipedia)
  • Lead, game type
    is a multiplayer board game invented by Klaus Teuber
  • Lead, first published
    first published in 1991 in Germany by Hans im Gluck
  • Infobox: players
    2 to 4
  • Infobox: playing_time
    30 to 45 minutes
  • Infobox: ages
    9 years and up
  • Infobox, players field
    2 to 4
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2. Wacky Wacky West (BoardGameGeek)
  • Playing Time: 45
  • Designer: Klaus Teuber
  • Publisher: Hans im Glück
  • Publisher: Mayfair Games
  • Game Category: American West
  • Game Category: Bluffing
  • Game Category: City Building
  • Game Mechanic: Tile Placement
  • Game Mechanic: Voting
  • Minimum Players: 2
  • Maximum Players: 4
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