Game Daze Arrowhead Towne Centre Employee Review, March 2010

Will -

Zenith is a great skill game where the last person to play is the winner. Place your triangular game pieces strategically, to build upward and keep your opponent from doing the same. If you place your pieces right and watch carefully you can block your opponent and take the win. Simple to learn and hard to master this game for 2-4 players will keep you thinking and building your way to victory.

Game Daze Tucson Mall Asst. Manager Review, February 2010

Claudia -

This is quite possibly the easiest to pick up and play in-depth heavy thinking strategy game I’ve ever played. It’s awesome! A perfect combination of strategy, and quick thinking.

The object of the game simple, outmaneuver your opponents as you build your way to the top. Be the last to play a game piece and you win!

The Rules are even simpler, you may play one of your pieces on any open white space on the board-or-play on top of game pieces already placed on the board, as long as there are three supporting pieces and at least one of them is your color. If you are unable to play a piece anywhere on the board then Game Over for You. When playing a full game with four players even if later in the game a move becomes available and you are out of the game you may not play. The last remaining player able to make a move wins the game.

One of the unique things about this game is the replay ability factor; it comes with two boards each double sided to give the players the option of playing on either the Twin Peaks, Mount Fuji, Pikes Peak, or Krakatoa layouts. Another nice thing to note is that the games rules are all on one sheet, in three languages English, Spanish and French.

So what are you waiting for? Gather everyone around and let the strategic stacking commence!

Game Daze Foothills Mall Employee Review, February 2010

Katrina -

Zenith is an awesome strategy game with four different board designs and lots of colorful triangular playing pieces. While trying to build your piece upwards, you’re also trying to make the other player run out of turns; because once your opponent/s cant find a spot for their piece, they are out of the game.

I would recommend this game to anyone who loves strategy. Takes 2-4 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 10-30 minutes to play.