How Do You Play Kahuna (Basic)?
What do you get when you cross voodoo magic with a bunch of islands? Well, probably zombie islands. But if you’re playing Kahuna, you get a fun strategy game for two players. Shuffle the deck, deal three cards to each player and turn three cards face up. Play as many cards as you like on your turn, then draw any one of the face-up cards or the top card of the deck. If you draw a face-up card, replace it with the top card of the deck. Each card you play lets you place a bridge connecting to that island. Use hand prints. This is the fun part of the game. Whenever a placed bridge gives you a majority of the total possible bridges on an island, you claim it with a hand print. This knocks off all opposing bridges connected to the island, and counts as your island during scoring rounds until the hand print is removed. Remove an opposing bridge by playing two island cards that touch the bridge. If removing a bridge removes a majority on an island, the hand print is removed as well. Know that
