Insecta

Veröffentlicht 1995

Insecta is a game of bug-to-bug conflict and combat. Players design a mutant bug team and with them attempt to escape from "The Hive," filled with real-world arthropods and controlled by an adversarial "Hivemaster" player (somewhat akin to a dungeonmaster). The game comes with 16 mutant bug displays (6 are "starting" displays, the others are swapped in as the bugs mutate), design cards, mapsheets, minature bugs and counters. A limited reissue of the game, The Mutant Kit, was published in 2000 without rubber bugs or Hive cards, creating a modular game system that could be combined with other expansions. Expanded by: Insecta: Rainforest Insecta: Trilobite Insecta: Desert Hive

Mechaniken

Cooperative Game Hexagon Grid Co-operative Play Hex-and-Counter Simulation Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling Role Playing

Kategorien

Educational Fighting Science Fiction Animals Horror

Autoren

Phil Eklund Neal Sofge

Verlage

Sierra Madre Games Fat Messiah Games

Spieler: 1-7 Players
Zeit: 1.5-5 hours
Gewicht: Medium — 2,74/5
Jahr: 1995
BGG-Bewertung: 6,28
BGG-Rang: #14521
Mindestalter: 12+

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Insecta supports 1 to 7 players.

A game of Insecta takes between 90 and 300 minutes, depending on player count and experience.

Insecta has a complexity rating of 2.74/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for Insecta is 12+.

Insecta has a rating of 6.28/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 140 ratings. It is ranked #14521 overall.

Insecta was designed by Phil Eklund, Neal Sofge. It was published in 1995.