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A wealthy patron commissions a lovely landscape mural, hiring the greatest (and most competitive) painters in the world... you!

Interfere with each other’s paintings and compete to win the world’s greatest treasure: Points!

Score points by growing contiguous branches sharing dragonflies, butterflies, flowers or blossoms! Fulfill your commissions to win extra points! The player with the most points wins!

2-5 Players | Ages 10+ | 15 Minutes

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Kigi Deck

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Kigi Tree 1

Use cards to grow a tree and score points from contiguous groups on the same branch.

Kigi Full Tree

Break out of the grid! Branches can grow in many directions!

Kigi Commissions

Compete for the best Commissions to score extra points!

Ryan L.

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August 27th, 2015

This is a well-designed and beautifully illustrated game. It travels well, and is very quick to learn and play. Also one of few small games that works for five players when most can only play four. [...]

Richard M.

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June 13th, 2015

Played this with my wife at a restaurant, and people kept stopping is to ask what we were playing. This game is strikingly beautiful. It's also great, thanks, fun. Loved it. [...]

Ben G.

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April 27th, 2015

Kigi is a rare blend of artistic arrangement and strategic game play, wrapped into a $9 price tag. Game play is fairly simple - build an artistic rendering of a beautiful tree using non-grid card placement. That means that as long as you're constructi [...]

Zachary B.

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March 21st, 2015

At less than $10, this beautiful game is a steal. I've never had my 5 and 8 year old daughters ask to play again and again and again. I feel the 10+ year old "suggestion" is a bit steep if your family plays any basic card games (Go Fish, Rumm [...]

Brian C.

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March 9th, 2015

Kigi is that rare blend of art and game. Using the brush strokes and decorations provided by the cards in the game you not only 'create art' as a game play goal, but you create actual art right there on the table in front of you. The tree you create is [...]


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