Galtoni

Galtoni
Author: Ingo Althöfer

Is the course of the marble random?
Where will it land?

In Ingo Althöfer's game Galtoni, the marbles are on a slippery slope.

Click! Click! Click! The marbles are inserted at the top and then make their way past regularly arranged obstacles. During set-up, the gameboard, made of solid wood, has been tilted to the slope you desire. The big question is which course the marbles will take. Is it random – or not?

The objective is to get four of your marbles into one row – horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Since you draw the marbles blindly out of a bag, you are often forced to let an opponent's marbles roll. Or if you happen to get hold of a joker, you can count it for any color.

The author has developed a game that uses the Galton board known from mathematics – a game that puts you in a good mood and provides suspense and playing fun for two to three players.

Not suitable for children under 36 months! Small parts can be swallowed.

Duration: about 10 – 15 min.

For 2-3 players, 5 years and up

32 x 20 cm gameboard made of solid beechwood, treated with protective oils,

56 marbles in 4 colors