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GEMJI Vault

Outsmart the others & unlock the vault first!

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20-40
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2
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4
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8
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Set-up

1. Create the Board Map

Create a Board Map out of 4 x 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-stroke tiles. Place the sixteen tiles on a table with their white side up to match the pattern shown in the illustration.

2. Choose your playing tiles on the board

Every player claims one type of tile (1-, 2-, 3- or 4-stroke tiles). The tiles you claim are the ones you will need to arrange into figures in order to win the game. The figures are determined by the "Code" tiles you draw.

3. Draw Joker tiles

Draw 3 Joker tiles for each player. If only two people are playing, they use the blank tiles. If there are more people, they can draw any random black tiles from the pouch to use as Jokers, as there are only 6 blanks total in the GEMJI set.

4. Draw “Code” tiles

Every player draws 4 random tiles from the pouch and keeps them hidden from the rest of the players. Looking at their black side, these tiles represent a secret figure, or "Code", that the players must recreate on the board by manipulating and moving its tiles.

The players keep their code tiles hidden from their opponents and only reveal them after a completed figure. The tile is then put away to the side. These are the figures that each type of tile represents:

Start of Game

Player 1 makes one change to the board - either by moving the type of tile that they claimed in the beginning in another spot (switching it with another tile), or by using their joker tiles to rearrange a bundle of tiles. Player 2 goes after that, and so on. Their goal is to recreate the figures represented by their secret “Code” tiles. This can be done in any order the players see fit.

Moves & Actions

There are 2 types of possible actions per turn:

  • Move 1 tile horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
  • Use a Joker to perform special moves.
    On your turn, you can do any combination of these two actions except using 2 Jokers.

Make sure that:

  • Players always perform 2 actions on their turn.
  • Players always take actions that include at least one of their tiles on their turn.
  • ! A player's turn does not immediately undo the last single move made by the previous player.

Joker actions

Block
Placing a Joker on top of one of your tiles results in a "Block". The Block is valid until your next turn (then remove the Joker). No player is allowed to move the blocked tile on their turn until the Block is released.

2x2 Rotation
Play a Joker to rotate a group of 4 tiles by 90 or 180 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise. You can choose any 4 tiles on the board (except tiles that are blocked).

Split
Play a Joker to switch the positions of two horizontal or vertical groups of 8 tiles.

! You cannot make a Split move if there is an active Block on the board.
! You can only use 1 Joker per turn.
! You can only use a Joker tile once - after that, you have to discard it.

Completing a figure

When a player's tiles are in the correct position to match a figure shown on their Code tiles, they must show the corresponding tile to the other player/s and leave it on the table with all other completed Code Tiles.

Winner

The winner is the first player to recreate all 4 figures represented by their secret Code tiles on the Board Map.

(Note: The figures are random for every player.)

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