Description

In Quechuan, Illa means the light, the origin, the beginning of.

Illa is a cooperative game. On your turn, you play a card on a path build in the beginning of the game and then continue the story previously told by others players. The game ends when the last space on the path is filled with a card. The number of round is decided by the players in the beginning of the game (Usually around 12 rounds). After each cards, other players vote from 0 to 5 regarding your story. At the and of the game, the score of the team is the total of all the votes.

The only limit is your imagination.

You can play Illa with your children building a fairy tale with them, or as part of a group of friends, workers to learn to work together. The game is based on communication.

Every tales will be very differents from each others, using cards based on 4 elements representing archetypes. 144 unique cards by (36 by elements) + 30 others unique cards for the path are part of the games, giving a huge replaybility.

—description from the designer