Renegade Game Studios rgs00378 gioco da tavolo apoteca: Secret Potion Society

Name: Renegade Game Studios rgs00378 gioco da tavolo apoteca: Secret Potion Society
Brand: Renegade Game Studios
SKU: 0868377000012
Price: 39.05 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Renegade Game Studios

2.7/5;

€
39.05

Descrizione del prodotto Descrizione del prodotto 'Revell Contacta' nel tubo è simile al gel. Ciò ha il vantaggio che le parti del modello di grandi dimensioni possono essere allineate con precisione senza che si asciughino immediatamente. Proprietà speciali: - con effetto di saldatura plastica - consistenza gelatinosa dell'adesivo - adatto per allineare parti di grandi dimensioni Avvertenze Non sono note avvertenze di sicurezza

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EAN: 0868377000012

Categorie Giochi di società,

Numero di giocatori: 99. Tempo di gioco: 99. Dai 13 anni in su.

Altersempfehlung des Herstellers	‎Ab 13 Jahren
Anzahl der Player	Spieleranzahl: 1
Anzahl Spieler	‎Spieleranzahl: 1
Artikelgewicht	‎1,47 Kilograms
ASIN	B019KGFYWS
Auslaufartikel (Produktion durch Hersteller eingestellt)	‎Nein
Batterien inbegriffen	‎Nein
Batterien notwendig	‎Nein
CPSIA-Sicherheitshinweis	Choking Hazard - Small Parts
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung	3,7 3,7 von 5 Sternen 16 Sternebewertungen 3,7 von 5 Sternen
Fernsteuerung enthalten	‎Nein
Genre	Aktion & Geschicklichkeit
Im Angebot von Amazon.de seit	16. Februar 2016
Lernziel	‎Nicht verfügbar.
Marke	Renegade Game Studios
Material	Kunststoff
Material	‎Kunststoff
Modell	‎0001RGS
Modellnummer	‎0001RGS
Produktabmessungen	‎6,99 x 28,58 x 28,58 cm; 1,47 Kilogramm
Sprache:	‎Englisch
Zusammenbau nötig	‎Nein

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Scritto da: dunnibunni

Has single player and one vs. many variants

I've played the one-player variant and two-player versions of this game. The objective is to get three of the same color potion tiles in a straight line to satisfy an apothecary you've hired. The number of apothecaries you do this for is dependent on which variant of the game you play. I enjoyed the one-player more than I thought I would, it's puzzle-y, and different than the 2-player since you see almost everything going onto the board. You are attempting to satisfy as many apothecaries as possible while still being able to restock the board, once you cannot restock the game is over. Tile movement is done using the apothecary cards, but you need to "hire" their services. Gems are used to hire the apothecaries, and are obtained by revealing a potion tile. I enjoyed the 2-player more due to the uncertainty of what's on the board and the competition to be the first to satisfy three apothecaries...something I was unsuccessful in doing since I played the variant previous to the normal 2-player game and kept messing up my actions. I'm very curious what the many versus one variant would be like, I'm thinking that might be the most fun of all the play options Overall it was a quick, fun game, easy to teach/learn, the gems are different shapes - a small detail I appreciated, and the artwork is beautiful. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Paul A. Martorano

Clever and addicting game.

After reading the instructions for this game, I was unsure what to expect when I played through it. As fan of anything produced by Renegade games, I had high hopes. And, after a few play-throughs, I can honestly say that it has lived up to my expectations. The game is basically a two player game that resembles some of the very popular electronic games such as Candy Crush and the like. It is very satisfying to use one of your acquired "powers" in the game to manipulate the board into a match of three potions - not unlike the feeling you get when playing candy crush! The difference here is that this is not on a cell phone or Ipad. It is a board game and the tactile feel of the pieces make it even more satisfying if that makes sense. The rules are scant and leaves some open-endedness and questions. But, nothing that a quick search on the internet can't resolve. It would have been nice to have a few examples of game play in the manual. That might have clarified some of the rules. But, it still works and I'm surprised that this game doesn't have more buzz surrounding it. It is truly a diamond in the rough. Each match is fairly short. A higher level of familiarity with the game tends to make the matches last a little longer. When playing with three players, the person that sits to the left of the weakest player most definitely has an advantage so keep that in mind. I have not yet played with four people, but that is a team version of the two-player match. And heck, there's even a solitaire mode that is very tough to do well in! Pretty good value for your dollar! This is not a heavy duty game, but it does have a lot of originality and thought all packed into it. Not really made for a hardcore gaming group - better for a light get together with more or a few friends. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Urfdaddy

Not a good game very disappointed as a two player game

Not a good game very disappointed as a two player game. Many other games are a much better value or fun. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: K

Super-fun game that's like Connect-Four and Bejeweled smushed together.

Apothetca is simple palate cleanser game, or a casual game. Each game takes about 30 minutes and it works with 1-4 players, but probably is best with 3 or so, or you can do two teams if you've got 4 people. I think 3 is lively and fun, but the dynamics of two teams is also pretty neat. It's very easy to learn; the cards themselves tell you what to do, and the goal is just to get rows of 3 or a pattern of sorts. Intuitive. The artwork is colorful and interesting and the pieces are pretty high quality. I actually ended up getting larger aquarium rocks for the gems to replace the plastic gems, because it is a beautiful game. Some parts of the art are raised, sort of glossy-ink on the matte board. It's quite nice; I'd recommend it for kids too, maybe age 12+ or so. Easy to pick up, but can involve more strategy too. A good place to watch and learn how to play is off of BoardGameGeek's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCCJDSMSVdQ Weiterlesen

Scritto da: JH

Beautiful game, easy to learn and fun to play

This has become my favorite game, and best of all, it can be played with one, two or more players. Beautiful artwork and easy to learn. So good to see board games making a comeback. Weiterlesen