Culls

Culls is a portable abstract strategy game of strategic chip placement in which players trap, flip and outwit their opponents. It feels familiar but is unexpectedly clever in its simplicity, billed as smarter than checkers and more fun than chess. Place your wooden chips on the gameboard to trap and flip your opponent's pieces while protecting your own. Designed by Rob Nelson and Brian Bailey, it plays with 2 or 4 players in about 10 minutes, and the canvas bag makes it easy to carry. Available now at Boarding School Games - trap, flip and outwit.

Key features
- Abstract strategy game of chip placement
- Trap and flip your opponent's chips
- 2 or 4 players, ages 6 and up, about 10 minutes
- 60 wood chips, a gameboard and a canvas bag
- Designed by Rob Nelson and Brian Bailey