| Dimensioni prodotto | 29,54 x 29,54 x 7,32 cm; 1,4 kg |
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| Età consigliata dal produttore | 12 anni e più |
| Numero modello articolo | FFGDSC01 |
| Lingua: | Inglese |
| Numero modello | FFGDSC01 |
| Numero di giocatori | 1 to 4 players |
| Numero pezzi | 1 |
| Assemblaggio necessario | No |
| Batterie/Pile necessarie? | No |
| Batterie/Pile incluse? | No |
| Tipi di materiale | Cartoncino |
| Telecomando incluso? | No |
| Colore | Colori Misti. |
| Peso articolo | 1,4 Kilograms |
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Sei bloccato nel deserto e devi cooperare e competere per sopravvivere. Aiuterai gli altri che sono bloccati qui o ti risparmierai a qualsiasi costo? |
La tua avventura ha molti segreti. Ogni copia del gioco è unica e a differenza di qualsiasi altra esistenza! |
La ricerca di acqua, cibo e strumenti di sopravvivenza sarà messa in discussione da diversi scenari. |
Un mix di ambienti, trame, personaggi, posizioni, oggetti e nemici sono stati creati in modo unico per ogni scatola di gioco. |
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Collabora e competi con due o quattro giocatori per trovare una via di casa. |
Crea oggetti, raccogli risorse e svela un mistero per fuggire. |
Quattro carte scenario offrono obiettivi diversi e una narrazione in evoluzione per ogni gioco. |
Un quinto scenario fornisce un giocatore competitivo contro esperienza giocatore. |
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Cyn
In Depth Honest Review with Pictures
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 16 gennaio 2022
Cyn
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 16 gennaio 2022
Set Up: This is probably the games biggest detractor. Due to every box being unique, most of the game pieces come in cardboard sheets that you have to punch out and organize yourself. The scenario, exploration, enemy, and threat cards also come in packs that you have to manually sort out by number. This is tedious. It will take you about half an hour to an hour to get your game completely set up for the first time. I recommend keeping all of the pieces for each land in one ziploc baggie, and the pieces for universal gameplay in another. I also used small rubber bands to section off the cards, one stack for each terrain and then a stack with the character, scenario, and time of day cards. This makes future set up easier. The game does not come with a concrete organizational system, so you will have to come up with what works for you. I went ahead and attached some photos showing what my box looks like all put away. After your initial set up, it's also pretty lengthy to set up each game. It takes me about five to ten minutes just to get all the pieces laid out. Be prepared for this.
Gameplay: This is NOT a short game. Nine times out of ten, the landmarks won't be close to each other and you will hit obstacles on your journey. On average, this game takes me and my sister 1.5 to 2 hours to play. It is a time commitment, but we are not bored at all for those entire two hours. You will go through ups and downs, and sometimes it can be frustrating because you may hit a lot of roadblocks, or get unlucky with the layout of your map. All that being said, I have never run into a situation where a scenario wasn't achievable. I honestly think that unless you're either playing it wrong, or you got a used game with missing cards, there really isn't any way to have an impossible scenario. The organization system of the game ensures that since all the scenarios are connected by a common story line anyway for each terrain. The benefit of purchasing on Amazon is you can just return it. We have three copies of this game, all with different scenarios, and five out of six of the possible terrains and NONE of them have been impossible to complete. This means we have a total of 12 unique scenarios (scenario 5 is universal in all boxes and is a competitive style free for all), and none of them have been impossible. At first, I was a bit worried about the replayability of this game, as I figured it wouldn't be fun if you knew what was coming. I was wrong. Knowing what's coming makes it fun in a completely different way! Now you can use your knowledge to try and uncover more facts, and you start to notice little details that connect the scenarios in interesting ways. There was clearly a lot of thought put into this game. I will say, this takes a while to learn if you are not an experienced strategy board gamer. If you are playing with friends and family who are more casual players, take your time explaining and explain as you go. Read the instructions carefully and keep the instruction booklets with you during gameplay. I still refer to them even now. This is not really the kind of game you play twice in one sitting. I recommend having snacks on hand. If a person dies in the game, it can be a little bit boring for them to wait for the game to finish, so I suggest allowing them to help in strategy even after they die, that way they don't just have to sit there. If you are playing cooperatively, it's easier to avoid someone dying. All in all, the gameplay is interested and there are a lot of unexpected twists and turns that can happen!
Some Notes: This game is not for everyone. I find it to be more fun as a cooperative game than competitive, but it is complex so be prepared for thinking and strategy. This is not a game for children. They will not understand it fully and you will get frustrated. I would say the youngest that should play this is maybe 10 if you've got a really smart 10 year old. My sister and I got lucky getting different lands in each box we got, so don't go buying a whole bunch of copies expecting them all to be different. You might end up with one or two things the same and you have to be prepared for that. Worse come worst, open the box, examine it's contents without opening them up, and return it if there are too many duplicates, or gift it to someone else.
I really do love this game and honestly don't understand all of the bad reviews here on Amazon. This is a pretty popular game at most of the board gaming cafes in my town, and I've seen lots of great things about it on Reddit, so I'm not sure what's up with the people posting reviews here. When I bought this game first, it was $25, and then the third time I bought it was $20. Those prices were a STEAL for the quality of the game. At the end of the day, do what you will, but I love this game and would HIGHLY recommend it.
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A board Game With Microtransactions.
Recensito in Canada il 24 agosto 2022