Board game · 2009

Tobago

Players: 2 to 4
Duration: 60 min
Age: 10 and up
Complexity: Family

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Deduction Grid Movement Hand Management Hexagon Grid Modular Board Push Your Luck Variable Set-up Adventure Deduction Exploration

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01 Intro 00:00 02 Présentation 00:14 03 Matériel et Mise en Place 00:25 04 But du Jeu 04:59 05 Les Cartes "Indice" 05:37 06 Déroulement 08:51 07 Action "Placement d'Indice" 09:27 08 Exemple de Tours Indice et Placement de Cubes 11:50 09 Action "Déplacement" 13:48 10 Récupération de Trésor 15:43 11 Partage de Butin 17:05 12 Apparition des Amulettes 22:29 13 Récupération d'Amulettes 23:45 14 Utilisation des Amulettes: 24:50 15 A: Retrait de Cubes 25:15 16 B: Pose d'Indices 25:46 17 C: Déplacements Supplémentaires 26:22 18 D: Echange de Cartes 27:15 19 E: Gri-Gri 27:58 20 Cartes Malédictions et Trésors Maudits 28:15 21 Fin de Jeu 30:59 22 Décompte Final 31:40 23 Conclusion 32:01

In brief

Tobago is an adventure game in which the players use representations of treasure maps to locate unknown treasures. During the game, more and more information about the location of a treasure is revealed and its possible locations are gradually narrowed down. When the location of one of the treasures is finally revealed players try to reach it as quickly as possible to secure the findings. The more clues you have provided, the more of a stake you will have in the loot. Players can carefully play their clues and use bonus-action gems to influence where and when the treasure is found in order to ensure a more favourable outcome when the loot is finally 'dug up' and shared.

The game features a 3 piece, double-sided, modular game board which can be rearranged to create 32 possible island arrangements.

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