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EditorialDLP Games
Idioma
Dependencia del idioma (0-4)?
Núm. jugadores1
2
3
4
Tiempo de juegoEntre 1 a 2 horas
AutorAlexander Pfister, Ralph Bienert, Ryan Hendrickson
Edad mínima12
TemasExploration, Pirates
MecánicasDice Rolling, Increase Value of Unchosen Resources, Multi-Use Cards, Pieces as Map
Set sail for an adventurous raid...for perhaps it will be your last! Face danger and adventure once more while you search high and low for the most valuable treasures the Caribbean has to offer, then quickly find a safe harbor to stash priceless gold, rare emeralds, and iridescent pearls. Explore, stockpile cargo, hire crew, and commandeer rival ships, but don't forget to bury your loot. As you sail, be on the lookout for a place to settle after your life on the high seas has come to an end, but before you do that, you must outpace your opponents as one trip around the Caribbean won't be enough. You must make three trips in order to retire as the richest and greatest buccaneer of all time.
Pirates of Maracaibo is standalone game in the same franchise as 2019's Maracaibo, and players who are familiar with that game will recognize some beloved concepts from the original. However, new players can jump right in with no prior knowledge of the original game as Pirates of Maracaibo is an independent game with a more accessible rule set. The game plays over three rounds in which you sail the Caribbean, hire crew, ally with other ships, explore the shore, amass the most treasure, and (ideally) retire to a secluded island as the most revered pirate in history. Cast off sailors and swashbucklers, cast off!
Maracaibo, the new strategy game for 1-4 players by Alexander Pfister, is set in the Caribbean during the 17th century. The players try to increase their influence in three nations in four rounds with a play time of 40 minutes per player.<br/><br/>The players sail on a round course through the Caribbean. E.g., you have city tiles where you are able to...
A mini-expansion for Sea Salt & Paper, presented as a booster pack: 8 new cards with 5 new effects.<br/><br/></br><p><p><p><b><a href="https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/396545" target="_blank" class="btn btn-default">Link BGG</a></b></p></p></p><p></p><p style="position: relative; padding: 30px 0px 57% 0px; height: 0; overflow: hidden;"><iframe...
The Portuguese canning industry developed throughout the 20th century, going through periods of great splendor and of extraordinary importance in the social fabric of communities close to fishing centers. After the huge growth due to the immense supply of troops in Europe that World War II brought, the industry went through a period of stability with...
Zombie Kidz Evolution is the first "legacy"-style game for kids, with basic gameplay similar to the 2013 title Zombie Kidz — but things will quickly evolve!<br/><br/>In the game, the young players are at school when zombies start to attack, infiltrating the entryways, then barring the way to classrooms. Players move through rooms and...
Take on the role of the great leaders of the past to build your own Ancient City.<br/><br/>Each player will use their Gold each round to build tiles that will increase their city's economy. A city that produces more food and generates commerce brings more population. Make your city grow!<br/><br/>There are 5 types of buildings, and each of them provides...
In Corrosion, each of you manages a factory and deploys engineers to build up diversified scoring and production engines. In the steam-filled air, however, your biggest enemy is time because most machines and gears rust away quickly, so you are well advised to also produce chrome gears and invest in rustproof and powerful chrome machines.<br/><br/>On...
"It was our darkest hour. The warnings, the desperate cries … Nobody wanted to hear them. Until it was almost too late. When almost only burned soil was left. We were not saved by ourselves. It was the trees. As if they knew what the hour has struck. They showed us what mattered. But we understood and embraced them. Now we know what to do...
