Giochi di Steve Jackson 1397 - chez cthulhu (edizione inglese)

Name: Giochi di Steve Jackson 1397 - chez cthulhu (edizione inglese)
Brand: Steve Jackson Games
SKU: 0837654320365
Price: 27.42 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Steve Jackson Games

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EAN: 0837654320365

Categorie Giochi di società,

Altersempfehlung des Herstellers	‎Ab 13 Jahren
Altersspektrum (Beschreibung)	Erwachsener
Amazon Bestseller-Rang	Nr. 790.658 in Spielzeug (Siehe Top 100 in Spielzeug) Nr. 16.222 in Kartenspiele (Spielzeug) Nr. 25.228 in Brettspiele (Spielzeug)
Anzahl der Player	5
Anzahl Spieler	‎5
Artikelgewicht	‎419 g
ASIN	B002UANBB8
Auslaufartikel (Produktion durch Hersteller eingestellt)	‎Nein
Batterien inbegriffen	‎Nein
Batterien notwendig	‎Nein
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung	4,2 4,2 von 5 Sternen 18 Sternebewertungen 4,2 von 5 Sternen
Fernsteuerung enthalten	‎Nein
Im Angebot von Amazon.de seit	7. Mai 2010
Lernziel	‎Spielen
Marke	Steve Jackson Games
Material	Karton
Material	‎Karton
Modell	‎SJG01397
Modellnummer	‎SJG01397
Produktabmessungen	‎23,37 x 15,88 x 3,18 cm; 418,95 Gramm
Sprache:	‎Englisch
Thema	Anime
Zielgruppe	‎Unisex
Zusammenbau nötig	‎Nein

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Scritto da: Mark Turner

Great light-hearted fun

Surprised to see no reviews of this game. I played Chez Geek donkey's years ago and had great fun with it; bought this title on impulse (nostalgia trip), to see how it might shake out. Played it recently with a couple of non gamers, non-cthulhu fans (I am both) on holiday, and we all had great fun. It's not the most taxing strategic game (although there is some strategy), but it is full of character, and is ultimately an easy good time for gamers and non gamers alike. The Cthulhu theme is cleverly handled; fans of the mythos will find plenty to chuckle about, but people who know nothing will enjoy the loopy themes. A number of the cards acquire great significance after you realize how they interact with various mechanics... I won't say much, but beware Hastur! What's fun is some cards effectively become well-loved/hated characters - and it's fun to see them pop up again. If you liked Chez Geek, and want to go back to it with a fresh twist, I can recommend this. If you didn't like Chez Geek, this has a couple of differences but doesn't change things that much. If you never played Chez Geek, but like games in general, it's certainly worth a try. A typical game lasts an hour or so, goes well with beer, and while the rules may seem mildly intimidating to non-gamares at first, they are pretty simple and quickly picked up. Enjoy!Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Nicki_Bent

Chez Fun!

Great addition to our Chez family. I can never get enough of these games. They are so much fun in a large group or just two people.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Anthony T.

who said "Oh apparently all of our last run of this game is like that. Good luck

So we got this game for an event, which was postponed several months. Upon opening it, we discovered that half the cards are a different size than the other half. We'd already surpassed the return for Amazon, so we contacted the manufacturer, who said "Oh apparently all of our last run of this game is like that. Good luck!" I am extremely dissatisfied with the response and will be re-considering my faith in Steve Jackson games from this point on.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Michael Beatrice

Fun but not quite as straight forward as the other Chez games

A few of us like to get a game of Chez Geek (and it's variants) going during our lunch break, so when we saw the Chez Cthulhu game we figured we'd give it a shot. The first thing we noticed is that the box is gigantic compared to the past games. After opening it up, we realized it was because it came with little cardboard tokens to use to mark your cards with extra slack or in this game you also end up with madness points (more on that later). Most of the game is how you'd expect it to be if you've played other Chez games. There's one main difference, however, and that's those madness points. We found that while this aspect of the game did make for an interesting little twist to the usual game play, it also slowed us down considerably. It's just one more thing to keep track of. Depending on how much madness you have, you either gain or lose slack points. So you're constantly trying to remember who has how much madness and how it's affecting their score... and if you want to make them go more mad or not... it's really kind of a pain. Overall, it's still a really fun game. It's harder to get through it in our lunch hour than the others, so we tend not to play it as often. If you like the other games in the series, it's a decent purchase. The cards are funny as usual and it's worth a few laughs for sure. (Tentacle Nookie, anyone?) If you find it for the right price and you're bored with the other Chez games... might as well get this one too.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: smilingcat

Awesome

Item as expected thank youWeiterlesen