Nunami / made by: Thomassie Mangiok.

Title & Author:

Nunami / made by: Thomassie Mangiok.

Publication:

Ivujivik, Québec : Pirnoma Technologies Inc., c2019.
©2019

Description:

1 game (86 cards, 10 hexagonal boards, 24 point pieces) : paper, plastic ; in box 30 x 34 x 5 cm + 3 rule books (36 pages : color illustrations ; 15 cm)

Notes:
Title from container.
Game for 2 or 4 players.
Game duration: 15 minutes-45 minutes.
Non-Latin script record
Text and rule books in Inuktitut, English, and French.
Text in Inuttitut, English and French

Summary:

"Nunami is an Inuit board game designed by Thomassie Mangiok of Ivujivik, with additional illustrations by Passa Mangiuk and Pasa Mangiok. It's a game born of three family generations. The game is based on the Inuit culture and on pre-colonial life in the arctic, influenced by Thomassie Mangiok's values. Entertainment, respect, appreciation of difference, exploration, and objective thinking are highlighted through the gameplay." -- Introduction to English rule book.

Subject:

Inuit.
Ecosystem management.
Ecological regions.
Board games.
Games.
Inuits.
Écosystèmes Gestion.
Écorégions.
Arctic regions.
Arctique.
Arctic Regions

Form/genre:

Board games
Games and activities.
Jeux de plateaux.

Added entries:

Mangiok, Thomassie game designer.

Holdings:

Location: Library main jouets et jeux 309118
Call No.: TS2301.T7.P3 M3 2020
Status: Available

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