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The Tower of BibiluRules, how to play, and how to play it on the app
Play at once, build your tower. Too tall, and the gods strike!
Play at once, build your tower. Too tall, and the gods strike
3–4 players / About 10–15 min / Available for iPhone and Android
The app is free, and so is The Tower of Bibilu.
What is The Tower of Bibilu?
The Tower of Bibilu is a card game where everyone plays a number card at the same time to build their own tower. Only the top two numbers get to build, but if numbers clash, only the clashing players build. Taller towers score more, yet a 6th card brings Divine Punishment. For 3–4 players.
Everyone plays a card numbered 1 to 10 at the same time to build their own tower. Only the players with the highest and second-highest numbers may add their card to their tower. But if anyone played the same number, it's a clash, and only the clashing players build. Your score is the top number × the number of cards in your tower. Taller towers score more, but adding a 6th card brings Divine Punishment and the tower crumbles from the bottom. When hands run out, the highest score takes a Tupa token. The first to collect two wins. 3–4 players, 10–15 minutes, ages 6+.
The Tower of Bibilu rules: how to play
Everyone plays one card at once
Everyone reveals one card numbered 1 to 10 at the same time. Only the players with the highest and second-highest numbers add their card to their own tower.
Same number? It's a clash
If anyone played the same number, ranking is ignored and only the clashing players build. Even a big number may not make it onto your tower.
Build high, but beware the gods
Your score is the top number × the number of cards in your tower. Add a 6th card and Divine Punishment strikes: your tower loses as many cards from the bottom as that card has punishment marks. When hands run out, the highest score takes a token. First to two tokens wins.
You can also check the detailed rules and controls in the app's How to Play guide.
Tips to win at The Tower of Bibilu
A clash lets small numbers build
Clashing players build even with a small number. Read what your opponents are likely to play.
Finish with a big number on top
Your score depends on the top card. Landing a big number on top at the end of the round is the key.
Make the 6th card a small one
Smaller numbers carry fewer punishment marks. If you must add a 6th card, a small number loses fewer cards.
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Who it's for
- Anyone who loves the buzz of revealing cards at once
- Groups of 3–4 looking for a quick game
- Players who want simple rules and big reactions
Play The Tower of Bibilu on the app
PoKeBo is an app for playing board games on your phone. The Tower of Bibilu supports these ways to play:
- Play online with friendsCreate a room and send the room code to play with friends anywhere.
- Play with friends nearbyWhen you're in the same place, connect nearby devices directly and play together.
- Solo vs. CPUNo opponent? Play against the CPU.
- Level up as you playEvery win raises your level, all the way up to level 30.
- Learn by playingAn interactive tutorial teaches you the rules as you play.
Price
Free to play on PoKeBo. Play with 3–4 friends, or on your own against CPU opponents.
- Base game: Free
Points are PoKeBo's in-app currency. Please check the latest price in the app before purchasing.
Start playing The Tower of Bibilu in 3 steps
- Install PoKeBo for free.
- Find "The Tower of Bibilu" in the store and get the game.
- Check how to play and jump right in.
FAQ
Is The Tower of Bibilu free to play?
Yes. Install PoKeBo and you can play The Tower of Bibilu for free.
Can I play The Tower of Bibilu online with friends?
Yes. Create a room and send the room code to play online with friends anywhere. Everyone who joins needs PoKeBo installed.
Can I play The Tower of Bibilu solo?
Yes. You can play against the CPU.
How many players can play The Tower of Bibilu?
3–4 players.
What is a clash?
A clash happens when players reveal the same number. Ranking is ignored, and only the clashing players add their cards to their towers. If there are several clashes, the pair with the bigger number builds.
What is Divine Punishment?
It happens when a 6th card is added to a tower. The tower loses cards from the bottom equal to the punishment marks on that 6th card.
About the game
Game design：Isurugi
Publisher：Panda Kinema
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