Die Ritter von der Haselnuss
2–4 players • 30 min • ages 6+ • Klaus Teuber • 1996
- Designer
- Klaus Teuber
- First published
- 1996
- Players
- 2–4 players
- Playing time
- 30 min
- Age
- 6+
How it plays
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss plays 2–4 players, takes about 30 minutes to play, and is recommended for ages 6 and up.
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Where it came from
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss, released in 1996, was designed by Klaus Teuber shortly after his global success with The Settlers of Catan. Produced by Goldsieber Spiele, the game reflects Teuber’s signature approach to accessible family strategy, focusing on lighter mechanics suited for a younger audience compared to his more complex titles. The game centers on a narrative of squirrels preparing for winter, tasking players with collecting hazelnuts while navigating forest-themed challenges.
The visual identity of the game, featuring charming, whimsical illustrations, aligns with the German 'Familien- und Kinderspiele' tradition of the mid-nineties. While it did not reach the cultural ubiquity of Catan, it was received as a solid, well-crafted entry in the publisher's catalogue, valued for its thematic cohesion and the approachable game design that defined Teuber's career during this prolific period of his work.
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About Die Ritter von der Haselnuss
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss is a game in the Board Games catalog on collecto.rs. 2–4 players • 30 min • ages 6+ • Klaus Teuber • 1996. Catalog data is sourced from Wikidata. No public games collectors track this one yet — adding yours would make you the first on collecto.rs.
How do you play Die Ritter von der Haselnuss?
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss is a board game for 2–4 players, running about 30 minutes. collecto.rs catalogues the game, not its rules — for the full rulebook, use the copy in the box or the publisher's own site.
How many players is Die Ritter von der Haselnuss for?
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss is built for 2–4 players. That count comes from this catalog entry alone — nothing from an expansion or a spin-off is folded into it.
How long does Die Ritter von der Haselnuss take to play?
A game of Die Ritter von der Haselnuss is listed at about 30 minutes. Real sessions run shorter or longer depending on player count and how well the table already knows the game.
What age is Die Ritter von der Haselnuss for?
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss lists a minimum age of 6. That's a recommended starting age rather than a hard rule.
Who designed Die Ritter von der Haselnuss?
Die Ritter von der Haselnuss was designed by Klaus Teuber. The catalog gives its publication year as 1996.
Has Die Ritter von der Haselnuss won any awards?
Yes — the catalog entry for Die Ritter von der Haselnuss lists Deutscher Kinderspielepreis.
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