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Inca Gold

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Description

From the back of the book.

After a long night of researching, your computer programs locates a straight line-this could be the first clue in locating the ancient Lost City of the Incas. An eccentric billionaire, a ruthless archaeologist, strange twin tricksters in the middle of the jungle, and Pizarro's mythic Lost City of Gold form a potent and treacherous mix. You will need all your skills and wits to outsmart the adventurers who want to get the lost Incan treasures before you. If you succeed in finding the secrets of the jungles of Peru, will you leave them there or take them with you?

Description

From the back of the book.

After a long night of researching, your computer programs locates a straight line-this could be the first clue in locating the ancient Lost City of the Incas. An eccentric billionaire, a ruthless archaeologist, strange twin tricksters in the middle of the jungle, and Pizarro's mythic Lost City of Gold form a potent and treacherous mix. You will need all your skills and wits to outsmart the adventurers who want to get the lost Incan treasures before you. If you succeed in finding the secrets of the jungles of Peru, will you leave them there or take them with you?

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positive
Pros
  • Activates creativity
  • Builds memorable stories
  • Lightweight narrative game
  • Suitable for 3+ players
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Thematic elements
  • Storytelling, improv
  • Various (determined by cards)
  • Collaborative storytelling
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card Play — Cards are revealed to establish settings and guide the narrative.
  • improvisation — Players improvise the story based on the card prompts.
  • Storytelling — Players collectively create a narrative based on revealed prompts and cards.
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  • this is a horror comedy game because you are in a world where sheep are mutating at night and turning into horrible things that will attack you.
  • it's pretty silly, but also kind of scary at the same time.
  • you will get these little shape pieces. They're just these little abstract pieces and they'll stick to your magnetic board which is kind of satisfying, right?
  • it is not easy. uh it is it is difficult to indicate what you want to indicate with these little uh with these little wooden pieces.
  • Excalibur is full of trash talkinging. It's full of social, memorable moments.
  • it is chaotic, but it's fun and memorable.
  • now the retail version is much more affordable and it's still the same sort of social gameplay. You just don't have these metal swords that you can clink together and stuff.
  • this is a lighter weight card game but a strategy game. This is not a party game. This is a strategy card game.
  • there can be these sort of cascading triggers like boom boom boom, you know, sort of thing.
  • It's a clever little game of sort of planning and cascading uh your cards.
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