Pachan-biriche! is a 10x10 hex-based reinvention of the classic line-connection game, transformed through the UPV (Universal Pachanga Vip)framework into a dynamic and colorful tabletop experience. Players connect vertices to close hexagons, mark them with their initials, and record the points earned. Scoring is variable, determined by VSD cards and modified by special dice, making every match unpredictable and strategic. With four colored zones (blue, red, yellow, white), the board evolves into a living record of the game, blending nostalgia with innovation and ensuring infinite replayability. Player Count & Play Time Players: 2–6 Play Time: 20–40 minutes Age: 8+ Tournaments: scalable to competitive formats, with the full 10x10 board used for tournament play. --- Mechanics Line connection between vertices. Area control by claiming closed hexagons. Variable scoring through cards and dice. Marking initials and points on closed hexes. Family-friendly challenges and surprises. --- Rules (Basic Flow) Setup: place the 10x10 hex board with colored spaces, shuffle VSD cards, and keep the dice nearby. Turn Sequence: Roll dice to determine scoring modifiers and card flow. Draw and apply VSD card(s) assign values to colors or trigger effects. Connect two vertices if a hex closes, mark it with your initial and record the points earned. End of Game: when all hexagons are closed or a time limit is reached. Winner: the player with the highest total score. —description from the designer

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