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Players
3-6
Playtime
20 min
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Scurry up from Up Games
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positive
Pros
- Fast-paced and energetic gameplay that maintains momentum
- Strong family appeal with straightforward rules and quick rounds
- Clear thematic tie-in to nuts and berries as rewards
- Engaging take on a squirrel-themed worker-placement framework suitable for small groups
Cons
- Occupancy contention in shared spaces may frustrate newer players
- Potential downtime for players when turns are being resolved simultaneously in larger groups
Thematic elements
- Resource gathering and spatial contest in a light, family-friendly woodland setting focusing on acorns, berries, and small woodland creatures.
- A large tree where squirrels race to collect nuts and berries, with cooperative and competitive spaces that shape player interaction as the ascent progresses.
- Energetic and fast-paced narration that emphasizes speed, interaction, and accessible play for mixed-age groups.
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- cooperative/shared spaces — Some spaces require coordination with another player or players to use, driving negotiation and planning around shared resources.
- Simultaneous worker placement — Players place their squirrel workers on the tree board at the same time, creating a brisk tempo and immediate interaction.
- single-use high-reward spaces — Certain spaces are designated for a single player and offer substantial berries/treats, creating competition for valuable spots.
- twin/shared spaces — Twin spaces provide a larger shared area with increased potential rewards, but higher risk of contention.
- worker placement — Players place their squirrel workers on the tree board at the same time, creating a brisk tempo and immediate interaction.
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- This is Scurry Up, a three to six player game where you will be squirrel scurrying up a tree to grab juicy juicy nuts and berries.
- This exciting, fast-paced, family fun game from Up Games is well worth your time if you get a chance to play it.
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