Teburu is supposed to lead board game into a new future, with a smart game board and cubes. Does that work? I tried it.
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Play manufacturers of classic board games are increasingly caringInnovative advances in a digital future.This can look very simple, for example, there are numerous digital versions of already known board games on Steam. However, it can also be a little more advanced, for example with the help of various apps such as Oathsworn, which leads to books or music, sounds and professional setting.
Or the manufacturers dare to play completely new game concept, which are already fundamentally designed to take a certain extent in digital space. For example, work, which runs completely digitally, but is to be played on the sofa.
The Teburu board, which was released on March 28 and is brought to the shops in this country by Pegasus, hits a slightly different direction. Teburu itself is not a game, but a base on which a small number of board games are currently based. It is aSmart's game board, which in combination with smart dice, smart figures and an appensures that everything interacts together.
Maybe sounds complicated, but it is not that difficult to understand. What is more important is whether this works and has a future. To find out, I tried Teburu.
Disclaimer
Pegasus games made us available to us for the Teburu test and the two associated board games Milan Uprising and Bad Karmas, but no editorial influence on this article.
This is how the Teburu board works
Let me explain a little better what Teburu is. At least if you are interested, you have to buy the part regardless of the actual board games and for not exactly a little money. The board alone costs 120 euros and you can't do a lot.