Deutschlandreise

出版于 1962 年

Deutschlandreise is the predecessor to Journey Through Europe and Weltreise. Each player receives some destination cards with places in Germany. The players have to move along the board by throwing a die. The first player who has visited all of his/her destination cards and arrives back in the starting place wins the game. 1977 Edition Each player chooses a starting place and receives 7 destination cards.The players roll and move along the board. When a player arrives at a city named on one of his/her destination cards, he/she shows the card and put the card in front of him/her. The first player who has visited all of his/her destination cards and arrives in his/her starting place wins the game. 1995 Edition All the players have the same starting place. Every player receives 8 destination cards and 8 action cards. At the beginning of a turn the player chooses to throw the die or to use a action card. If the player rolls the die and a number shows up, he/she moves his/her pawn. When the blank side of the die is thrown, the player draws a action card. With the action cards a player can move his/her pawn to a city where another player stands, give a player another destination card or place a pawn of another player in the city where you are.

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Deutschlandreise

游戏信息

玩家
2-6 Players
时长
45 min
复杂度
Light — 1.17/5
年份
1962
BGG 评分
4.62
BGG 排名
#29978
最低年龄
9+

常见问题

Deutschlandreise supports 2 to 6 players.
A typical game of Deutschlandreise takes about 45 minutes.
Deutschlandreise has a complexity rating of 1.17/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.
The recommended minimum age for Deutschlandreise is 9+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.
Deutschlandreise has a rating of 4.62/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 301 ratings. It is ranked #29978 overall.
Deutschlandreise was designed by Jochen Zeiss. It was published in 1962.