Board Game
Latino
Released 1984 / 2-2 players / 0-0 min / Ages 0+
Designer: Steve Wilson
Publisher: World Game Review
Description
Latino is a simple deduction game for two players. Each player creates a Latin square of the same size - 8x8 is suggested. (A Latin square of side N has the numbers 1-N appearing once in each row and once in each column; a completed Sudoku grid is a 9x9 Larin square.)
Players take turns asking for the sum of the numbers in two or three adjacent squares in a single row or column of their opponent's board. A three-square question cannot contain any of the two-square questions.
The object is to deduce the exact layout of your opponent's grid first.
The game was first described in World Game Review #2.
—user summary
Players take turns asking for the sum of the numbers in two or three adjacent squares in a single row or column of their opponent's board. A three-square question cannot contain any of the two-square questions.
The object is to deduce the exact layout of your opponent's grid first.
The game was first described in World Game Review #2.
—user summary
