Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb

Published 2005

Nature of the Beast: City vs Suburb is a witty, gritty expandable card game that focuses on recruiting animals and strategic control of your playing field. The first player to gain control of their entire field wins. Players recruit animals, promote leaders, purchase equipment, find locations, enlist legendary animals, and befriend human allies. Players also keep track of two tallies during the game: Favor and Fury. Favor indicates how much 'pull' you have with humanity. Fury indicates how much of a threat humanity sees you as. Fury is gained by attacking your opponents. Gaining Fury can allow you to take advantage of sinister 'Dark Nature' cards, but gaining too much can eliminate you from the game. This Battle Box features two 70-card faction decks: City and Suburb. City animals are tough and maintain close ties with humanity. Suburb animals are not the largest but they are cunning. Integrates with: Nature of the Beast: Farm vs. Forest Nature of the Beast: Prairie vs. Polar

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Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb

Game Info

Players
2-4 Players
Time
1 hours
Weight
Medium — 2.7/5
Year
2005
BGG Rating
6.65
BGG Rank
#12964
Min Age
12+

Frequently Asked Questions

Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb supports 2 to 4 players.
A typical game of Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb takes about 60 minutes.
Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb has a complexity rating of 2.70/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb is 12+.
Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb has a rating of 6.65/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 115 ratings. It is ranked #12964 overall.
Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb was designed by Mark Anticole, Matthew Anticole. It was published in 2005.