Garum

Garum is a tile-laying family strategy game about the fermented fish sauce that Roman-era Lusitania and Hispania exported across the empire.

Each player is a master of one kind of garum and receives a set of 16 Cetarian tiles. Every tile holds four spaces in four colours in different proportions, with the player's own colour predominant. Play tiles cleverly to gather the most symbols of your colour in the selected areas of the board, which changes from game to game so no two plays are alike. The game is language independent and plays in about 30 minutes. Available now at Boarding School Games - stir up a Roman feast.

Key features
- Tile-laying strategy game for 2-4 players
- Ages 8 and up, about 30 minutes
- 16 Cetarian tiles per player
- Variable board for high replayability
- Language independent