Game Info
Year
2022
Players
1-4
Age
14+
Playtime
60 min
Complexity
2.6/5
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Description
Fast area-control game where voracious kiwi tribes compete for dominance on a creature island through seasonal objectives
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- Animal-themed family-focused
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- hello welcome to wlob thank you for being here today I'm bringing you a Kickstarter preview of party Panda pirates from our friends over at Draco Studios and detestable games
- Party Panda Pirates falls into the line of animal themed family focused games that they've released over the last few years starting with war for chicken Island and leading up to the world renowned or at least our game group renowned Doos riding dinos and of course kiwi chowdown
- Party Panda Pirates is heavily inspired from the Mario Party themed genre of games with a variety of mini games you'll be playing against other players around the table that you get to select yourself as you explore and as you progress through the game with the overarching objective of scoring and winning as many coins and then as many Treasures as possible so that you can be crowned the best of course party Panda pirate
- this is a sponsored Kickstarter preview video but I do hope to have a non-sponsored gameplay video down the line as well
- overall the feeling and application of this game is really really close to something like Mario Party on the table
- The games aren't hard or complicated they're usually Fair simple and they require a different way to approach them depending on who you're playing with and of course how you are as a player and what miname you're facing but this turns into a laugh out loud Riot of a you know mess of little puzzles
- The variability here is very very high for an accessible family based party game and you can see how it combines a little bit of pressure luck a little bit of dexterity and a little bit of strategic thinking or uh puzzly type games and approaches
- it's fun it's accessible and it holds a lot of value for family-oriented games
- get out and play some games I'll see you next time
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