So, You've Been Eaten - Board Game (ENG)

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Don't worry, this is just an occupational hazard. In So, You've Been Eaten. a miner collects crystals from the stomach of a gigantic space beast. The beast digests the miner using bacteria and immune responses. It features an asymmetrical 2-player experience and two different solo modes, as well as a 0-player mode, which pits the game's artificial intelligences against each other. Designed by Scott Almes and illustrated by Kwanchai Moriya. Mechanisms: Hand Management Set Collection Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling Action Points

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Don't worry, this is just an occupational hazard. In So, You've Been Eaten. a miner collects crystals from the stomach... Read more

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Thema: Sciencefiction
Mechanismes: Action Points, Dice Rolling, Hand Management, Set Collection, Solo / Solitaire Game, Variable Player Powers
Ontwerper: Scott Almes
Illustrator: Kwanchai Moriya
Base game / expansion: Basic game
Age: From 14 years
Maximum number of players: 2
Minimum number of players: 1
Difficulty: Simple, Average
Game duration: 15 - 30 minutes, 30 - 60 minutes
Language: English
Language dependency: Lots of necessary text
EAN: 653341429162

Description

Don't worry, this is just an occupational hazard. In So, You've Been Eaten. a miner collects crystals from the stomach of a gigantic space beast. The beast digests the miner using bacteria and immune responses. It features an asymmetrical 2-player experience and two different solo modes, as well as a 0-player mode, which pits the game's artificial intelligences against each other. Designed by Scott Almes and illustrated by Kwanchai Moriya. Mechanisms: Hand Management Set Collection Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling Action Points

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