The city of Amul was one of the largest centers of international trade in ancient times and an important junction on the Great Silk Road. The success of this enchanting city of traders peaked after the Arab conquest in the 10th century and was destroyed by the Mongols in 1220.

In the game Amul, each player is a passionate trader who fights for wealth and success. The creative card mechanism leads to smooth and simultaneous play, which means that all players are continuously involved in the game.

In Amul you are traders competing for wealth and success. Each round, players simultaneously choose a card from their hand and place it in the market. Each player then takes a card from the market into their hand. Once everyone has done this, each player must place a card in their personal playing area. Certain cards can score points when placed in the playing area, while other cards must be kept in hand for the final score.