I don't know this game, no. They have nothing from home here, and I haven't had the opportunity to do more than peruse the local offerings.

[ Board games are expensive, and you'd need a player two, besides. There's Harry, of course, and Kim is more than happy to play with him, but he's also keenly aware that they've likely been spending a bit too much time together as it is without putting some complicated, hours-long board game in the mix. And sometimes he likes playing games as written without being redirected to a long discussion about the ethical ramifications of the fictional war they're playing out. ]

But I can make a reasonable guess as to how this one goes. [ He taps on the little label on the box, denoting that it is not in any way, shape, or form for beginners. ] You'll need a whole afternoon to play this one. And an experienced opponent. La pétanque, it is not.