Categoril Box Playing Card, game

Bahamzi Pocket-Sized games:

Bahamzi is an Indipendeent board game publisher and boardgame event organizer, established in October 2015.

Bahamzi has organized the first series of pop-up boardgame events in order to introduce the potentials of boardgames to the local audience.

Bahamzi is an award-winning publisher who has three pocket-sized card games published in Iranian market.

The unique pocket-sized metal packaging of their games allows you to bring them everywhere you go, safe and sound.

Diwan:

A group of Deev’s (demons) crawled in a small village to destroy humans’ faith and own their souls by killing and manipulating innocent ones.

In Iranian literature Deev’s are the symbols of darkness their basic ritual is lying and deception; It’s up to humans to recognize the truth and that is a way for maturity.

Diwan is an Iranian version of Werewolves/Mafia, Localized and redesigned by Bahamzi team and it's been in the local market since 2016.

Diwan includes 15 roles based on Persian literature and mythology.

The graphics are also coming from traditional illustrations and lithography

Diwan includes 15 different roles:

• Human side:

Villagers, the Inspector, the Magician, the Lovebird, the Hunter, the Dead, etc.

• Deev side:

White Deev, Black Deevs and Jinn.

• The Limmer: This character wins the game alone.

Includes:

23 Playing Cards

1 Extensive Rulebook (46 Pages in Farsi)

Material: Metal hard box, Cards

Dimensions: 107x82x25

Weight: 150 gr (approx)

Categoril (Esm Kartil):

Categoril is an innovative card game based on the well-known traditional pen and paper game of The Categories (DE: Stadt, Land, Fluss).

The box consists of two decks of cards: The Alphabet deck, and the Subject deck. The main activity of this game is to find a subject that starts with a specific letter!

Word Hunting can be played in 4 different ways including a real-time version, 2 turn-based push your luck version, and a breath-taking team-based version where one of the team members holds his breath (as teams timer!) while his partner tries to match the letters with subjects as fast as she can!

Since it’s very easy to learn, children and grownups can play it at the same age range and also with other ranges, and it remains joyfull either.

The difficulty of each game can also be modified by ejection of hard or medium cards (3 and 2 stars cards)

Categorical is very easy to learn but hard to master!

Includes:

64 Playing Cards (32 Farsi Alphabets + 32 Subject Cards)

1 Extensive Rulebook (46 Pages in Farsi)

Material: Metal hard box, Cards

Dimensions: 107x82x25

Weight: 150 gr (approx)

Dadaan:

A group of Dadds (Beasts) led by a Deev (demon) are gathered together to put an everlasting spell on human’s knowledge of the universe, so that they’re sealed away from man’s memory. Zirak (a brave and cunning human) has infiltrated this foul ceremony in disguise to discover the spelled subject and then escape from there to break the spell.

Dadaan is a compact and quick deduction-based party game that is played in two phases: 1- 20 questions and 2- Deduction.

In the first phase everyone should get to the subject of the round by asking yes/no questions from the master Deev. One of the players also knows the subject and he should help others finding the subject without revealing her/his identity.

They have only 3 minutes to find the right answer.

The second phase will begin only if the group has guessed the subject correctly before time runs out. Now -with the help of Deev- Dadds have to identify the hidden role of Zirak.
The winner gets the score indicated on the subject card.

Includes:

8 Role Cards

42 Subject Cards

1 Sand Timer

1 Extensive Rulebook (46 Pages in Farsi)

Material: Metal hard box, Cards, Plastic Sand Timer

Dimensions: 107x82x25

Weight: 200 gr (approx)