Cooperative gameplay encourages teamwork and communication for successful landscape restoration
Traditional ahupuaʻa land division as a stylized playing board enhances cultural authenticity
64-move structure provides a structured yet flexible challenge for players
Includes 36 space cards, 64 time cards, and 12 resource cards for comprehensive gameplay
Instruction booklet supports educators and players new to the game
Summarized by Shop
Developed by Solomon Robert Nui Enos, Meredith Desha Enos, Pat Ohta, and Charles Kupahu Timtim ʻĀina is a game that challenges you to use strategy and cooperation to flip a landscape from negative to positive, distribute resources for lasting wealth, and open pathways for water to flow—all in 64 moves. The cards are also the playing board
Players
2-4
Recommended Age
10 years or older
Game Length
64 moves
Materials
Wood, plastic, cardboard
Includes
36 space cards, 64 time cards, 1 resource placard, 1 time placard, 4 types of resources (12 each), 4 akua wooden bases, 24 crystal pohaku, instruction booklet
