Ideal for duel enthusiasts, Hokito combines simplicity and depth, offering intense games until the very last move. In this original game, where large and small movements blend together, it's up to you to find the right paths.

A game by Claude Leroy, illustrated by Tom Delahaye

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Key Highlights ❣️

✓ Accessible: Simple rules
✓ Deep: Infinite possibilities
✓ Intense: Thrilling tension until the very last move
✓ Wooden pieces: A game that's as visually appealing as it is tactile
✓ Short games: Perfect for quick breaks or short tournaments

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From 8 yo 2 players 15 min 9 languages

Multiply your points by storming your opponent's stacks.

To win, score more points than your opponent by stacking the pieces on the board. Move your pieces according to their values and hover over the empty squares.

Often compared to Checkers

Game details

Goal of the game

Get more points than your opponent by stacking pieces on the board.

How to play?

The moves are made of 1, 2 or 3 squares depending on the value of the piece you are moving. You can only move a stack if you control it. A single piece (one level) can only stack on top of another single pieces and stacks (minimum 2 levels) can only be placed on top of other stacks.

To move your pieces, you can only pass through occupied squares by jumping over empty spaces.

Find shortcuts to outwit your opponent's strategy. As soon as a player is completely blocked, the game is over and we move on to counting points.

Material

Wooden pieces

1 practical and elegant magnetic box
1 board of 36 squares
18 white engraved wooden tokens
18 black engraved wooden tokens
1 rulebook in 9 languages

Rules

In 9 languages

Download the rules

The included rulebook is in French, English, Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Czech.

Game Tips

The placement of pieces is done randomly on the first 3 rows of the board.

At the beginning of the game, it is not recommended to cover your own pieces, because anything that is covered will be covered until the end of the game and will therefore be lost.

Every move and stack must be carefully calculated, as every choice can change the outcome of the game. Keep your eyes peeled and you'll go high.