Mieses Karma

نُشرت 2011

All players died in the beginning of the game and are reborn - due to their bad karma - as an ant. The goal of the game is to become a man again. Therefore, the players have to collect karma by building their lifelines and donate cards for the lifelines of other players. The way to human life is hard and the players live the lifes of several animals like the earthworm, cat, chameleon or the ape. Information about the Novel "Bad Karma" from David Safier: This debut novel by David Safier follows the trials and tribulations of Kim Karlsen, a television personality whose career obsession brings her some serious cosmic repercussions. In her quest to dominate the airwaves, Kim cheats on her husband, neglects her daughter, and mistreats her staff. It all seems worth it when she wins the biggest German Television Award, but sadly on the very same night she is crushed to death by debris falling from a Russian space station. At the gates of Heaven, she is informed that she has collected too much bad karma in her life, and has a long road of atonement ahead. Reincarnation as an ant teaches her a few lessons in humility, and she experiences existence as a guinea pig and as a beagle before regaining human form just in time to sabotage the marriage of her husband to her back-stabbing best friend.

المصممون

الناشرون

Mieses Karma

معلومات اللعبة

اللاعبون
3-5 Players
الوقت
30 min
الثقل
Light-Medium — 1,58/5
السنة
2011
تقييم BGG
5,81
ترتيب BGG
#21092
الحد الأدنى للعمر
10+

الأسئلة الشائعة

Mieses Karma supports 3 to 5 players.
A typical game of Mieses Karma takes about 30 minutes.
Mieses Karma has a complexity rating of 1.58/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.
The recommended minimum age for Mieses Karma is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.
Mieses Karma has a rating of 5.81/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 112 ratings. It is ranked #21092 overall.
Mieses Karma was designed by Matthias Cramer. It was published in 2011.