Cross Hares: Testing Ground

प्रकाशित 2014

The first game in the Cross Hares line — each of which will be standalone with its own expansions — is Cross Hares: Testing Ground, a fairly straightforward game in which you want to move down a trail from your starting area in order to "defeat" a factory at the end of the line. To start, each player chooses one of the six available characters. As you move down the trail, you'll draw cards, which might be good or bad for you, bad for opponents, or terrible for everyone at the table. You'll also acquire useful items and specialties — with each character having a different set of things to find — have adventures, and come into conflict with other players. Conflict in Cross Hares takes the form of either shoving each other back and forth around the map or stealing items. Don't worry if you're far back on the path away from everyone else as with the right events or die rolls, you can race ahead of the others! Once you get to the factory, though, you'll need all of your skills and items to defeat it, so be sure you save some of your strength for that.

मैकेनिक्स

Hand Management Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling Roll / Spin and Move Storytelling

श्रेणियाँ

Science Fiction Dice Adventure Animals

डिज़ाइनर

Jesse Labbe

प्रकाशक

1A Games

खिलाड़ी: 2-4 Players
समय: 1 hours
वज़न: Light-Medium — 1.71/5
वर्ष: 2014
BGG रेटिंग: 5.76
BGG रैंक: #25461
न्यूनतम आयु: 10+

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

Cross Hares: Testing Ground supports 2 to 4 players.

A typical game of Cross Hares: Testing Ground takes about 60 minutes.

Cross Hares: Testing Ground has a complexity rating of 1.71/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.

The recommended minimum age for Cross Hares: Testing Ground is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.

Cross Hares: Testing Ground has a rating of 5.76/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 158 ratings. It is ranked #25461 overall.

Cross Hares: Testing Ground was designed by Jesse Labbe. It was published in 2014.