Board Game Bright Yacht Cup

Take the Helm Right Now

The board game Bright Yacht Cup Upwind Downwind was created by sailing fans and is based on the rules and concepts of real sailing races. It conveys emotions, excitement, competition strategy, teaches understanding of yacht races, cause-and-effect relationships, spatial thinking, interaction.

1-4 players

15+min

Age 14+

From amateur to advance

Regatta: A series of boat races. Upwind: Sailing towards the direction from which the wind is blowing. Downwind: Sailing in the same direction that the wind is blowing.Tacking: a maneuver used in sailing to change the direction of a sailboat when sailing upwind or at an angle to the wind.Port: The left side of the boat when facing forward. Starboard: The right side of the boat when facing forward. Mark: A buoy or other object that sailors must navigate around during a race.

KEY FEATURES
Strategic movement across a playing field of numbered cellsUnique player boards and token movement for planning your courseChance cards that can change the tide of the raceMultiple race regattas for extended play
RACING INSTRUCTIONStart from your position, sail around the chosen mark, and cross the finish line. Move around the field in a zigzag pattern according to the token value and the rules.Adjust movement based on obstacles and boundaries.Play a chance card after movement, or allow opponents to play one against you.Plan your moves carefully, but be ready for unexpected challenges.
SOLO GAMECompete for the least moves, following the same rules.
PERFECT FORSailing enthusiastsStrategy game loversFamily game nightsAnyone looking for a new twist on race games

"I liked the game. An interesting solution with player board and token movement. The rules are clear. Very dynamic, adventurous. Thank you for inviting me to the test."

Andrew Tkach

""I was "hooked" by the game. I said, let's have one more race, one more race... Nice game. Thank you.

Roma Markin

"It's like playing chess and poker at the same time. Only on water field. Very dynamic. It's also a good exercise for your brain. Thanks guys."

Ruslan Mudryy

"It was very exciting. There were two players. All your attention is in the game. We did not notice how time flew by. As if I was really at a regatta. I am grateful to you.."

Ivan Stadnyk