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Houston, we have a problem! Meteors incoming! In this card game you will have to save your llamas from the Apocalypse, use the shelters and destroy those of your opponent. The definitive Peruvian game for lovers of llamas and meteorites.
The second edition includes the Safe Zone expansion!
Llamagedón is a light, slightly strategic card game that combines mechanics such as hand management, take that and set collection. On their turn, a player draws a card from the deck. If they draw a Shelter card, then they have to play it immediately by placing it down. Shelters can also be built by combining resources. Beside playing shelters or building them, a player can use one action card which might involve attacking or stealing shelters, swapping one card for another, skipping the next player's turn, protecting their shelter, drawing two cards from the deck or even canceling the action of another player.
Eventually, a player will draw the Llamagedón card from the deck (which was randomly shuffled into the lower half of the deck) and this means everyone gets another two turns. After that, whoever has the most shelters is the winner.
With the expansion Llamagedon: Safe Zone, the goal will no longer be the player who ends the game with the most shelters, but rather the player who ends the game with the most Safe Zones under their Control.
The game consists of 55 game cards for the base game, and 6 Safe Zone cards plus 50 tokens in 5 different colors of the expansion. All the content is bi-lingual (Spanish and English).
If you like llamas, meteors and sheep, then Llamagedón might be a good fit for you.
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Get ready for Movie Fight, the card game where you build the most epic cinema lineup! Strategically collect blockbuster films and key features to attract audiences and earn popcorn as victory points. Over 12 rounds, outwit your rivals, craft the perfect combinations, and prove your cinema reigns supreme. Will your strategy steal the spotlight, or will you fade into the credits?
On your turn, select a double-sided card and place it in your cinema as either a viewer or a movie on the screen. Viewers have specific requirements, while movies trigger effects that may also influence your opponents. Strategically combine elements in your cinema to maximize your victory points!
“…Iximl zephracoxia dissimilarity!” you chant raising your wand into the air. You can feel yourself changing; the polymorph spell worked. The doubt after mumbling through some of the more difficult words leaves you as feel the mystical metamorphosis take effect. Those adepts back at the tower won’t laugh at you anymore. Now that you’ve finally mastered the spell you’ll be able to enter the foreboding dungeon known as The Miasma Helilx, negate the protection glyphs, extinguish all of the darkfire candles, and finally destroy the Miasma Boilers at the bottom of the dun… wait a second…
Your arms begin to turn green and translucent, and before you can think about it any further the transformation is complete. You are a gelatinous cube. You cannot see or hear anything, just taste and feel. Your mind is being assailed by the gibbering language of this ooze. You must stay sharp, you must focus, you must complete your quest before the brainless blob consumes you entirely.
Birdsong is a Roll-and-Write game that immerses you into a role of a birder in a specific location spending a week spotting, listening to, writing about, and photographing birds unique to that area.
THEME
Travel to Glacier Bay, Alaska in search of Puffins.
Or head down to Big Bend, Texas to snap a prize photo of a Painted Bunting.
Maybe you just want to take your equipment and a taxi down to Central Park to listen to starlings as they return, heralding a new season.
You can also choose to search for ibis and spoonbills in Florida's Everglades.
Two of the international birding locations are the Galapagos Islands and New Zealand.
Each location sheet is different and has birds native to the area. Each individual bird is a scientific illustration, beautifully painted -- The game sheets themselves can even double as birding checklists for the specific locations.
MECHANICS
Birdsong has four different play modes:
Competitive
Solitaire
Cooperative
Team v Team
In competitive play, players colored draft dice one at a time to allocate to three different areas of their unique player board (bird spotting, preparation, and research). Some areas require a specific color. Others require a number, and some might just require any die of any color. In this mode it's important to see what dice are beneficial to your opponents as well as to yourself. After each player has allocated 18 dice, the game ends and points are tallied from the different sections to determine the winner.
In solitaire play, the player allocates a die and then the next most valuable die disappears. Their task is to gather as many points as possible in 6 3-die rounds.
In cooperative play, everybody is working together to score as many points as possible for the lowest scoring player. In this mode, players will collaborate and give up dice to other players to keep the scoring gap small.
Team v Team play is a variant of cooperative with the exception the players can give/trade dice with their teammates in order to keep the gap small. Everybody on the player with the lowest score at the end of the game loses.