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Save Patient Zero - Board Game (ENG)

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A new pathology has just appeared! Patient Zero has been identified, and it's up to you to find the antidote as quickly as possible to save the patient and humanity!

Save Patient Zero pits two laboratories against each other. Each lab employs one or two scientists (i.e. players), while another player plays a lab computer called Savvy. The labs compete to find a three-molecule antidote, with the labs typically not sharing information with each other; the lab that finds the antidote first wins.

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A new pathology has just appeared! Patient Zero has been identified, and it's up to you to find the antidote... Read more

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Base game / expansion: Basic game
BoardGameGeek number: 320862
Age: From 10 years
Maximum number of players: 5
Minimum number of players: 2
Difficulty: Average
Game duration: 30 - 60 minutes
Language: English, French, German
Language dependency: Language independent
SKU: #OOP-GG-S-01762-PAKKETPOST
EAN: 7640139532626

Description

A new pathology has just appeared! Patient Zero has been identified, and it's up to you to find the antidote as quickly as possible to save the patient and humanity!

Save Patient Zero pits two laboratories against each other. Each lab employs one or two scientists (i.e. players), while another player plays a lab computer called Savvy. The labs compete to find a three-molecule antidote, with the labs typically not sharing information with each other; the lab that finds the antidote first wins.

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