PICHNET
TABLE GAME
How to score points?
1 point on the almost square
2 points on the quarter circle
3 points on the central black dot
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PICHNET, the flicking game to share with family and friends. A game of skill for 2 to 4 players, ages 8 and up. A game lasts 15 to 30 minutes (3 rounds, or 5 rounds for a longer game). Each turn, a flick: place, defend, or knock your opponent's discs off their spot to score 1, 2, or 3 points depending on the zone you hit. Choose your style: attack or defense!
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In the box: a 30 x 30 cm game board, 12 wooden discs (3 per color), a cloth bag, a rulebook. Delivered in a "pizza box".
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Pre-order: shipping early December 2026.
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Not suitable for children under 3 years: contains small parts that could be swallowed.
1 point on the almost square
2 points on the quarter circle
3 points on the central black dot
Game Overview
Pichnet is a captivating game of skill designed to entertain both adults and children. This family game is played by 2 to 4 players on a colorful board, where each player controls three tokens. The goal is to reach 10 points to win the game.
Game Advantages
Accessibility: Easy to learn for all ages.
Social interaction: Promotes convivial moments with friends and family.
Speed: Short and dynamic games, perfect for quick gaming sessions.
Pichnet is a fun experience that combines strategy and entertainment, ideal for livening up your evenings with family or friends.
Part of Pichnet
Pichnet at the " start of the game " is 3 pawns to be placed on colored circles.
Pichnet in the " end of the game " is an opportunity to have a photo finish and count the points.
Game start
At the start of the game, after the initial placement of the pieces, each player takes turns moving a piece. It's tempting to place the piece first and then, on the second move, often to attack or knock out the opponent. The third move is strategic and depends on the situation.
End of game
Once all the pieces have been played, the points are counted. If no one reaches 10 points, the round is restarted. A two-point difference is required. A photo finish can result in 0 points if no piece is on its own color or on the central black dot.
