How does one win this game?
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There isn't a winner per se. You just create stories. I suppose the group can decide who had the best story after each round. Perhaps after a few rounds a winner can be declared. With kids it is just fun to hear them use their imagination, creating some over the top stories.
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A short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0TjQqfbTt8 You can find several different rulesets online if you search, and a set of directions was included in my copy. Basically you have two teams and take it in turns to try and knock down the knights (main wooden blocks). Any knocked down knights are placed back up (see the rules) and there is some back and forth until one team knocks all the knights down, followed by the king in the center. Good fun!
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It can be that way with four people, it just depends on how you game. You have to treat it with the same fun as the show. If you're competitive, make fun. It is a board game played with real people. Treat it as such and it is a blast.
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Hello sir, the game is very realistic and strategic, You cannot go with a gun and shot everybody like other games, you need to move with care and make good shots when you do it, I really love it !!!
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You will have to but the legs on. This game is so much fun! We like this style of standard because you can't see the number of tiles your opponent has left.
604303
He could try soloing through the entire deck, (or pick a number of cards), and seeing how many moves it takes to complete them all.It's more fun/puzzling against 3 other players as you try to figure out where they're going, and what they might do with the tiles, and how use that to your advantage.
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There is a small hole at the top of the dome adjacent to the score board. You just drop it through the hole to begin play.
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We played with 12 but it made it impossible to win - we still had fun though! I would say 8 max to move the game along.
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One person should be able to play might be a little tricky with the strategy but not impossible
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Very different from the start. The most important differences are the setup and the victory conditions: To start, players take turns choosing a faction (different factions have different minor bonuses that change the way you strategize). Then players choose ONE territory to put all 8 of their starting troops, plus a headquarters piece. All other territories remain vacant. Then game resumes fairly normally from there, except turning cards in for troops is way less powerful. The goal is to collect 4 victory points, which you get by capturing other people's headquarters or you can turn enough cards in for a victory point instead of getting troops. As a result, there is more strategy involved because there are more avenues to victory, and having lots of troops doesn't necessarily mean you are winning. If you win, you get to give yourself a minor (but permanent) bonus somewhere on the board for future games, thus creating extra incentive to gang up on whoever has won the most games. New rules get introduced along the way, but they don't deviate from this foundation by very much; however, they do keep the game fresh and interesting after even 15 games.
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This game is a little complex. Each time you play it is completely different. I have played it at least 5 times and it has been different every time. In order to understand what I mean, this youtube video does a great job at explaining it as well as giving a few examples. I hope this helps your decision. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MINNKyE4fjs
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This game consist of all the players shouting out at the same time. The only way you will be able to hear who has won you need a bell. It's a very fun game.
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Absolutely not. My wife and I play this game (I play Jack) an we constantly swap wins. We've played six games : the police have captured Jack three time and Jack has escaped three times. I you've got two players who are into the game, then it plays well. This is one of the most balanced and challenging games I played.
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I have never played with two players but I would say each player has a turn like you play any other game and just keep track of the points to see who is the winner. I would say you would also keep track of the max number for each game, for ex: 12 out of 20. Best I can do.
993104
Definitely. This is the first game of this type I have played. Even being easily confused by game rules in general, I found this to be a breeze to pick up. It's really fun as well.
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There's a pretty steep learning curve, but once everyone has the idea, the game goes very fast. You don't have to wait for each individual to complete their turn... everyone can decide their turn at the same time, then resolve and move to the next round together.
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Already answered the question....but this game is a BLAST!!! We had to buy a second one to replace the worn out first one. We have brought it to game night at our church and other families ended up purchasing it also.