Tiwanaku

Tiwanaku is a strategic deduction board game where logic, observation, and timing are key. Designed for players who enjoy thoughtful puzzles, it blends the satisfaction of Sudoku with the progressive discovery of Minesweeper, all within a strong thematic setting inspired by Andean mythology.

In Tiwanaku, players explore an uncharted valley guided by Pachamama, Mother Earth. As your explorers move across the board, the land slowly reveals itself tile by tile. Each discovered region hides a precise agricultural logic, and your challenge is to deduce which crops must be planted on each space. Every decision matters, as Pachamama enforces strict rules of diversity and separation: crops must be unique within regions and can never be adjacent to identical ones.

The heart of the experience lies in deduction. Information accumulates gradually, allowing you to eliminate possibilities and make educated guesses. Correct divinations reward you, while mistakes can be costly, creating constant tension between patience and risk-taking. Player interaction emerges naturally through shared information, blocking movement, and racing to score at the right moment.

A standout element is the Pachamama Wheel, a clever physical system that generates hidden scenarios without the need for an app. Combined with multiple scenario discs, it ensures high replayability and a wide range of logical challenges.

Key features include

• Deduction-driven gameplay inspired by Sudoku and Minesweeper
• Competitive, cooperative, and solo modes
• 1–4 players
• Approximately 60–90 minutes per game
• Medium difficulty, rewarding careful reasoning
• Highly replayable scenarios
• Striking components, including a multi-layer Pachamama Wheel

Tiwanaku is ideal for puzzle lovers, strategy gamers, and players who enjoy calm yet intense thinking games. It shines during dedicated game nights and offers a rewarding solo experience as well.

Discover the land, respect Pachamama’s laws, and let logic guide your harvest.